The Media Appeals Tribunal and the Protection of Information Bill will also affect online publications, says veteran editor Raymond Louw.
The company is seeing improved growth as it progresses towards being bought out by Japan-based NTT.
The free Web-hosting service collapsed yesterday under a denial of service attack.
In today's technology roundup: Wikileaks encryption use offers 'legal challenge', HP rings up Hurd's final quarter, Facebook Places takes aim at Google, and IBM kicks off UK apprentice scheme.
The company will purchase all McAfee's common stock at $48 per share in cash, for approximately $7.68 billion.
In this World Wide Wrap: Agency mum about system failure, pirates to host new WikiLeaks servers, and MS unveils Aurora download.
In this World Wide Wrap: Cloud has another decade to mature, Verizon achieves cloud compliance, and firm to extend cloud to SMEs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google TV gears up, Telmex plans TV entry, and LG-Ericsson and Accton team up.
In this World Wide Wrap: ZTE to enter US retail market, Internet delivers retail 2.0.
The headset is connected to the Xbox 360 controller to communicate with other users over Xbox Live. [Local rep: Phoenix Software]
Worldwide revenue for the security software market is expected to increase 11.3% in 2010, says Gartner.
The mining sector can gain a number of benefits from the utility model of IT, says Triniti Business Solutions.
The offering is too little, too late and provides nothing new to the consumer, say industry analysts.