The State of the Nation address disappointed SA's ICT industry.
SANParks is in discussions to set up a wireless broadband network at the Kruger National Park.
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Poorly designed retail Web sites cannot expect to cash in on online shopping growth, says Geoff Dowell, Rackspace Managed Hosting spokesman.
Standard Bank cites "competitive information" as reason for silence.
Government is drafting an Infraco law that could allow the broadband supplier to sidestep licensing requirements.
Interested parties have another four days to comment.
Internet Solutions uses several undersea fibre systems to ensure clients are able to route internationally.
The media as we know it will continue losing control over content creation and distribution, says Jovan Regasek, founder and CEO of ITWeb.
Yesterday`s attack on computers that help manage the Internet went largely unnoticed.
The adoption curve will rise sharply only after 2009, says BMI-TechKnowledge.
Government is not withholding funding for Sentech's wireless broadband network, it says.
Local organisations are concerned about the lack of clarity around Infraco.