News24.com says it is the first local Web site to attract over a million unique users in one month.
In today`s technology roundup: Corporates riddled with spyware, Oracle talks merger, skin grafting using PC printers, and Mac OS update.
The Symantec Global Intelligence Services, which provide users with intelligence to reduce security risks, has been announced.
The main African Internet issue is that of affordable access, ICANN`s CEO said in Cape Town today.
In today`s technology roundup: Microsoft identifies new Explorer threat, Lycos says hack was a hoax, Sun and Microsoft claim interoperability progress, and Apache to pay for full-time staff?
Xerox discussed the benefits of smarter document management during a recent Microsoft Executive Circle Webcast.
Cheaper Internet bandwidth will probably be regulated in a new Bill or as an amendment to the Telecommunications Act next year, says the government.
In today`s technology roundup: HP plans to slow Internet worms, open source-based Netscape browser supports IE, and yet more choice as ringtones go hi-fi.
The Internet activation needed to get the eagerly-anticipated PC game Half-Life 2 to work is a bugbear for many gamers.
LeadTrain, a provider of web-based tools for the management and administration of learning and development programmes, has taken over the e-Learning division of IOCORE, an IT services company.
In today`s technology roundup: Lycos hits spammers where it hurts, PS3 chip "10 times more powerful", and Sun to buy SevenSpace.
Cape-based Carrol Boyes Functional Art has contracted Integr8 IT to facilitate inter-branch connectivity with its New York operation.
Wireless Business Solutions (WBS) has showcased a broadband wireless modem intended to compete with the Sentech offering.