Gone are the days of one-way communication where brands controlled the manner which customers communicated, says Elingo.
The doomsday 'rapture' prediction proved fruitless, but social media had a field-day with the non-event.
Property24 will donate R5 towards building a home for every “like” its Facebook page gets.
In today's technology roundup: Laser puts record data rate through fibre, Sony hacked again, Cisco accused of aiding Chinese repression, and Barclaycard, Orange ink m-payments deal.
The company snapped up $544 million in revenue for 2010 while closest competitor, Playfish, suffered a decline.
For the first time, Microsoft will support Google's Chrome running the Office 2010 online applications using SharePoint 2010.
Record labels hope music stored in the cloud will boost digital track sales.
Grey.PayPhone lets users pay a discounted rate for voice calls and fax over data services both in SA and abroad.
The authority claims it needs more funds to enable it to fulfil its mandate.
LinkedIn's spectacular listing sparks fears that the social networking bubble may burst, turning into another dot-com bust.
In the latest ASA ruling, Cell C's claims of offering the fastest mobile Internet in the country have been deemed unsubstantiated.
The audit will help ascertain the requirements for introducing a wide area network for schools.
In today's technology roundup: Sony faces further security woes, bogus security app hits Mac, MS shuts down skunkworks unit, and Playboy archives all magazines online.