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Africa's two main Internet exchanges, in Johannesburg and Cape Town, are complemented by a new Durban-based hub.
SA's Internet industry body cheers the Competition Tribunal's decision to fine Telkom for abusing its statutory monopoly.
The industry body takes the authority to task for what it calls a “half-hearted” effort to meet its legal obligation of giving consumers choice.
The association's Hall of Shame for spammers and e-mail address resellers incites legal action against ISPA by a “repeat offender”.
SA is the second country to employ icode, a new security code of practice aimed at upping end-user security.
SA's Internet industry body exposes 64 local spammers and 34 e-mail address resellers in its “Hall of Shame”.
“Train the Teacher” has already seen ICT skills training provided to more than 2 000 teachers across SA.
SA's Internet industry body applauds ICASA for its regulatory intervention on spectrum licence fees.
Articles About ISPA (12)
Parks Tau revives a stalled gambling Bill, while the National Gambling Board seeks a backdoor route to block illegal offshore sites.
Emerging fibre network operators outperform major players in SA, according to ISPA’s latest biannual FNO Perception Survey.
This year’s Safer Internet Day comes as more countries consider social media prohibitions, amid accelerated exposure to harmful content.