CUASA will lobby for effective competition in the SA telecoms industry, says the body`s new chairman.
The SA Post Office (SAPO) is connecting all of its branches online.
Some 60% to 70% of large organisations in SA have no e-mail protection policy in place, says Daniel Hall, CEO of IA Systems.
@Lantic Internet Services, the consumer Internet service provider division in the DataPro Group, signed up 41 new franchisees during 2005.
Recent hacker attacks on government Web sites have prompted a security company to develop a range of security testing services.
The company has expanded the mobile messaging capability of MSN Messenger to Scandinavia.
Sangonet and NGOs will engage in a video conference with US non-profit operative for World Information Day.
Access to broadband is set to become the "digital divide" of the future, says an industry expert.
A study has found that US business travellers choose technology over live travel agents.
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An enterprising pair of SA students is selling permanent online ad space by the pixel.
Symantec has released a new set of Norton products targeted at small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and home users.
South African businesses are more concerned about the reliability of wireless services rather than pricing, says Wireless Business Solutions.