In today's technology roundup: Internet founder predicts end of TV, Samsung-Sony JV ships 52-inch LCD panels, Microsoft fixes anti-piracy tool glitch, and Sony adds Blu-ray to all-in-one PC.
In this World Wide Wrap: SOA not producing returns, Enterprise 2.0 grows, and virtualisation multiplies threats.
In this World Wide Wrap: Messaging used in emergency, IBM to compete with MS, and UC kills net traffic.
Blue Catalyst's 'How to make business sense of Web 2.0' presentation takes place on 4 September in Pretoria.
The beta version received the Reviewer's Choice seal in a comparative review by Government Computer News.
The product awareness drive started in July at the Baragwanath taxi rank in Soweto.
A data capturer has been sent home as the agency conducts its Wikipedia investigation.
The president pushes ICASA to speed up local loop unbundling.
IATA has placed its final order for paper tickets as global flying goes paperless.
In today's technology roundup: Shrek takes on Spider-Man, Yahoo enhances e-mail, carb diet powers Walkman, and music services nibble at Apple.
The Muse X-Duo-RAID can be used as an internal file server to share resources.
In this World Wide Wrap: AVOLENT releases survey results, iPhone encourages e-billing, and e-billing slows MESTA collections.
In this World Wide Wrap: VOIP makes ISD cheap, Internet telephony goes mainstream, and productivity boost for VOIP users.