South Africans can now check-in to stores via Facebook to access local deals.
The Gauteng toll fees can be reversed if there is enough public pressure, says the Democratic Alliance.
If tweets and status updates could be quantified in advertising value, the conversation around the ANCYL and Julius Malema would be worth R2 million.
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The companies aim to come up with a new way to solve virtual network configuration problems.
The platform allows companies to link all of their Internet sales with their internal business processes workflow.
The solution aims to help channel partners to resell printers with enterprise features to smaller customers.
The e-mail archiving solution integrates with the BlackBerry e-mail application.
InForce Everywhere, InForce Order Management and InForce Marketing deliver a 360-degree view of customer data across the enterprise.
The company's cloud services facilitate cloud telephony, storage, e-mail and CRM over the Internet.
The operation has been moved into bigger, more centralised offices to accommodate the data centre.
Collaborative problem-solving could help avert serious climate change impacts - such as SA's wine farms drying up.
The real-name policy of Google+ shows the company still doesn't get it.