Yahoo, the Web portal that has been around since the advent of the dot-com bubble, introduces a South African homepage.
Chancellor George Osborne pledges |--gbp--|100m to boost broadband coverage in London and other areas.
The team behind the geo-social app that fumbled where Foursquare succeeded, is acquired by Facebook.
This year's holiday shopping has risen with help from discounting and promotions, says comScore.
The micro-blogging site lists the most important and uniquely Twitter-based stories of the year.
Social media reduces employee travel and staff guidance due to ease of access to internal knowledge, says IBM.
The new open source search engine entrant aims to challenge Google's market dominance.
Another one bites the dust: two weeks after daily deal site Zappon closed shop, Dealify has followed suit.
Consumers will not be able to order a fixed-line data service until Telkom's copper connections loss is addressed.
Google's ambition of adding a social layer across all of its services takes shape with a major redesign of YouTube and a focus on social integration.
Non-profits leverage the power of social media to appeal to the youth and create awareness on World AIDS Day.
Anonymous and TeaMp0isoN initiate a Robin Hood-style operation in response to the Occupy Movement.
Fibreband, taking advantage of CityFibre's revolutionary fibre to the home network, has launched superfast broadband services.