In today`s technology roundup: US debates anti-piracy TV technology, Alcatel and Microsoft to develop TV services, and Apple expands iPod range.
A Sober worm variant is using different lures - including free access to Paris Hilton sex videos - to tempt users into spreading it.
WebMail has introduced an Internet service provider (ISP) service in partnership with Fujitsu.
Cape Town tourist guide magazine, The Other Guide, has launched an Internet portal for tourists and holidaymakers.
The Electronic Law Consultancy has released a package to help SMMEs deal with the legal risks of PCs and the Internet.
Compuware has established its service-oriented architecture (SOA) resource centre Web site for Java developers.
Duxbury Networking has announced the start of its Internet-based F1 Competition.
In today`s technology roundup: Firefox tops 25 million downloads, Google service sparks protest, and SHA-1 encryption hacked?
Up to half a million people in the US make a living from online auctions. What about SA?
In today`s technology roundup: IBM invests $100 million in Linux, UK tops TV downloads, music player and camera in one, and Apple to launch colour-screen iPod?
Tiscali SA has defended its Internet traffic management service, saying it is an honest way to maximise clients` Web site traffic.
A new variant of the MyDoom worm has emerged - a year after the first variant wreaked havoc on the Internet.
In today`s technology roundup: Intel blends silicon chips and lasers, Red Hat offers Sun interoperability, countering phone porn, Kaspersky sets up US base, and cellphones in the sky.