SA`s call centre industry could soon attract the "overflow" of customers from other countries, says the City of Johannesburg.
Telkom admits it has had "customer relationship challenges" in the past, but has promised to listen to customers in future.
Opera Telecom, a UK-based mobile services operator, has launched its South African business, aimed at clients in media and broadcasting.
All of SA`s 12 million learners must be ICT capable and all schools must be e‑schools by 2010, says the Western Cape MEC for education.
Itec and Tiyende Telecommunications yesterday launched a joint venture.
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Telkom could put 4MB connections into homes next year, but it will only be for triple play subscription services and not Internet connectivity.
A second colloquium on telecoms pricing will be held next month, says the Department of Communications.
The high cost of Internet access locally is creating a digital divide between SA and the rest of the world, says MyADSL founder Rudolph Muller.
Internet Solutions (IS) has announced its 1Meg Business ADSL Service is available with immediate effect.
American Express, a diversified worldwide travel, financial services and network services company, has selected Dimension Data to deploy a bandwidth optimisation solution.
eBucks has signed up car rental company Avis as a new strategic partner.
Convergence between fixed and mobile networks, driven by new regulations, will drive mobile data revenues, says an expert.