Telkom wants private talks with ICASA to explain how its ADSL service works.
The Online Publishers` Association (OPA) is the latest body to lash out at Telkom over its response to ICASA`s ADSL findings.
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MCI has agreed to buy Totality, a US-based provider of remote managed services for business-critical applications and infrastructure.
The Medi-Clinic Group has selected the NetTracker Web site analysis suite, supplied by Synergy Computing, to better understand the Web usage patterns of its clients.
Standard Bank`s Internet banking service is up and running after experiencing technical problems over the past two days.
SA`s online dating market is expected to grow by another 20% this year, says NETucation.
Connexion by Boeing and Intel have signed an agreement to enhance and promote a high-speed, in-flight wireless Internet service.
Telkom, in partnership with Mecer, Intel and Microsoft, has launched 12 PC bundles in a bid to increase the penetration of PC and Internet access into South African homes.
Eject, Fujitsu`s Internet service provider division, has launched an uncapped ADSL service and extended capped services.
The SMME Forum says it will consult the Competition Commission over Telkom`s new Internet bundles. Telkom has expressed surprise at the criticism, saying it has received an overwhelmingly positive response to the offering.
Convicted worm author Sven Jaschan`s Netsky worm still tops the virus charts, while Mytob variants dominate the top 10.
The MyADSL forum has welcomed ICASA`s report on Telkom`s ADSL services.