Subscribers to the recently defunct Megawan broadband wireless Internet connectivity service will continue to receive services after new investors stepped in - but probably at a higher price.
A one-man Weblog is proving you don`t have to be a media giant to cover the World Summit. With a little technology, just about anyone can give the big boys a run for their money.
UUNet SA is providing a Mail Server solution to enable clients to host their e-mail applications for a fixed monthly cost.
The new Lexmark International SA Web site has gone live at www.lexmark.co.za.
Internet service providers (ISPs) are worried about newly launched ADSL technology because they say Telkom has granted itself an "anti-competitive window of opportunity". Telkom begs to differ.
Six months after liquidated game viewing Web site AfriCam was resuscitated by its original founders, it is again attracting up to 20 million page impressions a month.
Virtual Card Services (VCS) has provided the secure payment system for a new Guardian`s Fund Web site, which allows users to check whether they are the intended recipients of unclaimed funds.
Telkom has begun the commercial trial of its asymmetrical digital subscriber line (ADSL) service in Gauteng, ahead of a staggered national roll-out.
Internet service provider DataPro is providing an ADSL product offering following Telkom`s launch of the service this week.
If you are not using ISDN, you are probably not yet ready to splurge on ADSL. But with more than 25 million people now using ADSL in 50 countries, you probably will be some day.
With sustainability on the top of the agenda at the moment, how sustainable are rural ICT projects? Unfortunately, I suspect they aren`t, particularly in their current forms.
In today`s technology roundup: UK cuts IT work permits, 25 million use DSL.
As passionately as people rode the dot-com wave, they now shy away from anything Internet-related. This is not smart. It`s time to take what lessons one can from the bust, and look to the future.