The Online Publishers` Association (OPA) hopes the South African launch of a Nielsen/NetRatings system will sort out concerns about inaccurate data in the local Internet industry.
In today`s tech news roundup: iTunes falls short of sales target, no green light for electronic voting, four charged for spam, instant live recordings on a keychain drive, and talking rubbish.
While virus attacks have become less commonplace than a year ago, browser attacks are on the rise, says Christopher Riley, CEO of The Notebook Company.
The Mpumalanga province has launched a new Web site to improve service delivery to the people of the province.
The International Telecommunications Union`s (ITU) latest report suggests that mobile technology has many future avenues for growth in Africa, including mobile Internet.
In today`s tech news roundup: Bush calls for ban on Internet tax; Legal fears reduce music downloads, New Lindows desktop applications; Official J2EE 1.4 release; iPod sparks accessories industry.
The Government initiative to improve competitiveness in the ICT sector lacks industry support, says the CSIR project facilitator.
Branded Internet, a private label Internet service provider company, will be offering Futurex visitors an ISP branded with their own company name, information and logo in just 10 minutes.
The Internet`s integrity is never more compromised than when hate sites pose as innocent information sources, but someone is looking out for this.
SA online bank 20Twenty has reopened its virtual doors to new business, inviting prospective clients to open accounts for the first time in more than two years.
In today`s tech news roundup: Network Associates hones its focus, Infineon to spend $1 billion on a chip plant, BenQ launches new cameras, and spam control for SMEs launched in SA.
Internet Solutions (IS) Business Gateway has announced the availability of the IS Hosted Exchange 2003 e-mail infrastructure service.
Microsoft SA will offer bi-monthly Web casts to its partners and customers.