In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP to grow in US, EU to wiretap Skype, and pbxnsip and ICM Performance team up.
A rogue application, called 'Error Check System', sends users fake notification messages.
Message Classification Web Access 2.0 enables organisations to enforce e-mail labelling policies. [Local rep: 7 Days Technologies]
Fifa opens online 2010 ticket sales and says numbers are pleasing.
The Gauteng Shared Services Centre has made “good progress” with its online school project, it says.
Black Hat's Jeff Moss and White Hat's Jeremiah Grossman will share their insights.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft denies Vista downgrade fee, Jobs to miss annual Apple meeting, iPhone apps that didn't make App Store, and Yahoo seeks senior execs.
In this World Wide Wrap: Sportfive scores Olympic deal, CRM expands online broadcasting, and Oxygen8 pushes voice broadcasting.
In this World Wide Wrap: MVP secures contracts, O2 and Telmar ink management agreement, and government needs better contract management.
In this World Wide Wrap: Ubisoft drives Wheelman home, UT3 gets huge downloadable update, and March DLC for Fallout 3.
In this World Wide Wrap: First Reference to distribute HR eSource, International Dairy Queen implements UltiPro, and GS&P chooses Spectrum's iVantage.
In this World Wide Wrap: Open source firms battle for market, Zarafa goes after Microsoft Exchange, and open source survey released.
The regulator has the right to shut down Dabba's Orange Farm sites, it says.