In today's technology roundup: Ex-Broadcom boss indicted, IT industry raps government, Yahoo denies poison pill, and LA sues Time Warner.
In this World Wide Wrap: Convergence drives mobile Internet, UAE is most connected, and Revolution is over.
Business owners must keep patches up to date, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.
Goal Technology Solutions wants a large telecoms player to buy a majority stake, and Telkom is on the list.
The bank sees social networks as a new channel to clients.
In today's technology roundup: Hong Kong sites the riskiest, Web users fear media intrusion, iTunes Canada gets movies, and Google in Nasa deal for training space.
In this World Wide Wrap: BCM degree now available online, US firms lack business continuity plan, and BC available with OpSource Multisite.
In this World Wide Wrap: Self-service drives success of call centres, Source Technologies makes Lynch VP, and Regulatory DataCorp releases Web self-service.
The companies partner to enable on-demand text-based mobile services through the S1 Enterprise and Postilion Internet Banking solutions.
Joyful on hearing that Poison Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri is set to retire to her dacha on whatever coast she favours? Her job is not done.
TimBukOne will host a SANS information security management course in Bryanston next month.
Despite knowing of a harmful SQL worm infection, none of the affected sites warn users.
Reporting on a software problem that interrupted business was "blown totally out of proportion", says CIO J"org Fischer.