In this World Wide Wrap: Turk Telecom and ITU sign pact, Dscoop partners with InfoTrends, and university adopts e-learning safety courses.
Companies should develop high-level policies for the use of social networks, says Simon Campell-Young, CEO of Phoenix Software.
The partnership addresses remote office challenges.
The growth in online threats saw over 327 million attempts to infect users' computers in Q1, reveals Kaspersky Lab.
Surfing the Web can impact on one's personal wellbeing is through posture.
A proposed law, forcing ISPs to filter all pornography from SA's Internet space, is impossible to implement, says an analyst.
Non-compliance to payment service standards will result in SA's online retailers missing the market boom and facing heavy fines.
A local online health guide allows World Cup tourists to take the necessary precautions before and during the event.
In today's technology roundup: Woman hit by car sues Google Maps, five charged in e-banking swindle, China boosts supercomputing speed, and Ofcom unveils anti-piracy policy.
In this World Wide Wrap: Singapore intros SME self-help portal, Germany eyes SME markets, and CBN finances aviation sector.
In this World Wide Wrap: TeamDynamixHE updates PPM software, CMCS and Wrench partner, and MPMM releases methodology tool.
In this World Wide Wrap: Online billing goes mainstream, Coinstar sells e-billing business, and Twitter drives electronic payment.
In this World Wide Wrap: Plimus intros business support services, LinkDotNet highlights online media potential, and Yellow Pages company sees future online.