iBurst redesigns its broadband packages, offering products that cost 12c per megabyte.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft keeps quiet on Xbox 'Elite', researchers unmask junk Web page operators, and online fraudsters 'sting' users for |--gbp--|875.
AccessKenya can now offer VSAT services to users in remote areas.
The operator has acquired a majority shareholding in Nigeria's Multi-Link Telecommunications.
The Department of Trade and Industry received less than 20 submissions on interactive gambling.
In today's technology roundup: Oracle sues SAP, AT&T IPTV arrives, and another setback for porn law.
SMS is fuelling the mobile Internet by providing consumers with the channel to access targeted online content, says Dr Pieter E Streicher, MD of Bulksms.com.
Kenston Investments will transfer 75% of its equity shareholding in Multi-Links Telecommunications to Telkom.
Intelsat has recognised Verizon Business SA for global business solutions leadership.
Trackback spam is swamping blogging sites with adult Web links, says Sophos. [Local rep: Netxactics]
The new version of the free Internet filtering software supports Windows Vista. [Local rep: eSecure Distribution]
MyGate Communications' shopping cart developer directory will go live on its Web site on 2 April.
First Tuesday is hosting an event on 3 April to explore the opportunities created by Web 2.0.