Do real-name policies help to keep online users accountable and civil, or do they stifle debate and hinder activism?
Rapid advances in technology are creating major opportunities for banks to build better relationships with their customers, says a strategist.
Julius Malema is once again targeted by hackers, with the league's Web site defaced twice yesterday.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft apologises for Winehouse tweet, strong demand for unreleased iPhone 5, hackers hit Italian cyber crime unit, and Mozilla eyes mobile OS.
The idea behind the card is to provide SMEs with funding to undertake large ad campaigns, the Internet giant says.
Online spend was 1% ahead of IMRG and Capgemini's growth forecast for the period in January.
The application enables users to make free voice calls and send text messages via 3G, EDGE or WiFi connection.
Phoenix Distribution will provide a white label solution for clients looking to harness the power of e-commerce.
Social media's defiance of a Greenpeace gag order raises questions about the ethics of information disclosure.
Online forums debate the role of online gaming on Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik's weekend rampage.
Despite high cellphone usage and low banking penetration in Africa, the mobile payments market grows slower than expected.
In today's technology roundup: Sony insurer seeks hack opt-out, Apple mulls Hulu bid, Anonymous' social site defaced, and ex-China Mobile boss gets death sentence.
This should make the transition to Lion easier in emerging markets that have less-than-reliable Web infrastructure, says Apple.