The Storm Worm is responsible for rising spam volumes, says Commtouch.
In today's technology roundup: Critics wallop Wikia, Apple beefs up Xserve, no financing for wireless start-up, and Sony, Skype calling gamers.
The UN's 2008 e-Government Readiness index reveals that progress towards full e-government services is slow.
Increased expenditure partly driven by 2010 ICT infrastructure spend, says ForgeAhead.
In today's technology roundup: No blue skies for Blu-ray, Yahoo goes mobile, Net boosts consumer electronics, and no copyright protection for Sony.
In this World Wide Wrap: TDI hosts e-billing session, NETed issues grants, and AccentsSM adverts enhanced.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mobile VOIP set for breakthrough, PSP offers Skype, and IT managers complacent.
Badly informed 'order takers' at call centres don't always offer clients sufficient value, says Anneleen van Wyk, group director of marketing and sales at the Dex Group.
The company was named in Gartner's 2007 Endpoint Protection Platforms Magic Quadrant report. [Local rep: Netxactics]
The company was positioned in the Gartner Leaders' Quadrant for endpoint protection platforms.
The company implemented Microsoft file and print services at the South African Medical Research Council.
The company set up and equipped an onsite Internet Caf'e at the conference in Polokwane.
In this World Wide Wrap: Library targets teens, gamers can't be stereotyped, and dating service releases game.