The company has undoubtedly changed SA's Internet landscape forever, but is it promoting illegal downloads to sell its uncapped offering?
Enterprises have a lot more to worry about than simply barricading their perimeters from external threats, says PayPal.
We must disrupt cyber criminal activity, seize their assets, and use this information as an investigative tool, says the National Prosecuting Authority.
Surveillance is at an all-time high and privacy at an all-time low, the ITWeb Security Summit audience heard today.
A Web-based knowledge repository aims to identify ICTs that contribute to achieving the global Millennium Development Goals.
Governments need to view broadband networks as basic national infrastructure, says ITU's Hamadoun Tour'e.
Angus MacRobert plans to make a few more interesting investments.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter suffers disruption, Microsoft set to release Office Web Apps, Mozilla releases plan for Firefox 4, and Canonical unveils Unity, Ubuntu Light.
In this World Wide Wrap: Skype overhauls calling plans, SpringSource to buyout GemStone, and HD mobile VOIP booms.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google ups e-book offering, Bing online shopping goes social, and boom time predicted for e-commerce.
In this World Wide Wrap: Canada rolls out broadband project, Sydney gets e-ticketing system, and Switzerland simplifies e-billing.
In this World Wide Wrap: Telcoinabox and Telecom sign $30m deal, Emirates NBD opens business centre, and SME loans to grow 20% to 30%.
The cloud architecture allows organisations to deploy applications and resources on an as-needed basis, says Martin May, regional director (Africa) of Enterasys Networks.