In this World Wide Wrap: e-Bay locks horns with Skype, India govt restructures telco licences, and VOIP moves to IM services.
Companies need to be cautious about who they hand their information to, experts claim.
The provincial government will not make any major adjustments to allocations for IT projects.
Taxpayers are warned about fake e-mails targeting bank details.
The telco's proposed increases will push up the cost of doing business.
Eassy, the second East African cable, factors in the Somali piracy problem and is still on schedule.
Internet passports for users would help authorities crack down on illegal online activities.
Attackers can steal passwords, spread malware or send spam messages via instant messaging, says Kaspersky Lab.
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