We live in an increasingly connected world, and Web 2.0 technologies are only making it more so. But should corporates care?
Absa has plunged into social media. The result? So far so good, it says.
ITWeb's IT Confidence Conference panel discussion reveals what IT companies are doing to weather the economic storm.
An unpatched flaw has been detected in the DNS server, more specifically in WPAD registration, says Panda Security.
The tracking solutions company hopes to spread its solution through Namibian post offices.
Industry analysts seem certain of one thing - in the future, the Web will only become more pervasive and interactive.
On this day 20 years ago, Sir Tim Berners-Lee first proposed the sharing of information through a global database of linked pages.
Consumers need to feel broadband cost savings first - then the market will grow, says Balancing Act.
The company will be rebranded to feature parent Vox Telecom.
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