In today's technology roundup: US criminals target corporate Web sites, Facebook value drops $11.25bn, Europe votes on anti-piracy laws, and breach at registrar led to ICANN hijack.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP traffic can hide info, Grameenphone fined again, and Speakeasy keeps SMEs workforce mobile.
Distance education is convenient, flexible and inexpensive, says Richard Lilford, MD of LeadTrain.
WebAfrica, in conjunction with Khanya, provided bandwidth sponsorships for 11 previously disadvantaged schools.
MiWay has opened an online store for both customers and the public.
Some privacy lawyers are appalled at the US judgment, but analyst Arthur Goldstuck is more upbeat.
In today's technology roundup: VeriSign boss's shock exit, Google faces Street View block, BSA slams the EC, and |--gbp--|7.1bn MOD scheme runs late.
Sophos warns computer users of a widespread spam campaign that poses as a video of American Independence Day fireworks.
In this World Wide Wrap: Banks want Web 2.0, Barclays tackles fraud, and Technology fighting ATM fraud.
In this World Wide Wrap: EH implements MediSolution, PDS releases Vista HRMS, and Klinikum selects Siemens.
A Symantec report suggests spam has levelled out, but its regional director disagrees.
In this World Wide Wrap: KPN selects Cordys; Green Hat combines SOA, BPM validation; and MessageWay AMFT suite unveiled.
Sabinet Gateway awarded $1,8m grant from Carnegie Corporation to establish African Online Journal Archive