Google signs content deals with local free-to-air broadcasters SABC and etv.
Preventing malicious actions is more important than preventing malicious code, says security researcher.
Hackers for Charity runs IT skills and food-for-work programmes in East Africa and Uganda.
The cellular company will have a decision about its iBurst shareholding by next quarter.
The company has partnered with Tanzanian data services provider Infinity Africa.
In today's technology roundup: Space Agency signs managed network contract, China urged to open tech policy, crimeware gang's ISP knocked offline, and firms rethink tablet plans.
In this World Wide Wrap: Students debut open source social network, Yahoo to open source cloud solution, and Symbian opens Web developer tools.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile banking gets youth's vote, Fiserv demos iPad banking, and regulator jitters for online payment.
In this World Wide Wrap: Strait Logics debuts online HR, Salary.com and Hewitt partner, and NuViewHR gets upgrade.
In this World Wide Wrap: Gaming service for Mac unveiled, video game sales plunge, and BT to offer OnLive games.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google offers Native C apps, Cloud Sherpas intros Google Apps management, and Windows Phone 7 in final stretch.
In this World Wide Wrap: Congress renews satellite authorisation bill, NEP acquires Premiere Entertainment, and 3D broadcast set for Hungary.
Education, not firewalls and software, is the answer, says Simon Webster, technical consultant at The Webcom Group.