Microsoft kicks off its Xbox 360 Soundtracks initiative in SA, calling for local participation.
The company offers Internet access with PC and laptop purchases.
Small businesses must protect themselves from liability arising from employees' abuse of e-mail, says legal expert.
Government's answer to high telecoms tariffs gets political nod.
The city's R400 million fibre optic plans receive political backing, and all telecoms providers will have access.
Two open content gurus criticise SA's high connection tariffs, calling the practice "backward telecoms politics".
The Wikipedia founder plans to have his own open source search engine operating by year-end.
In today's technology roundup: MySpace news goes online, Mozilla offers e-mail client, and federal agencies scrutinised.
In this World Wide Wrap: Artemis, Philips build hospital in India, WageWatch releases new platform, and Irish healthcare looks ahead.
Verizon Business has outlined the next phase of its application-aware strategy for global markets.
Internet Solutions has been awarded the ability to register domains directly with ICANN.
Sahara Computers now offers immediate Internet services and connectivity with every PC or notebook sold.
The joint venture arrives in SA, but its global troubles cause uncertainty.