ITWeb TV: Making AI inclusive for Africa | Episode #137
Google South Africa country director Kabelo Makwane details the internet giant's strategy for inclusive connectivity access and AI, the rise of YouTube content engagement in SA, appetite for the Africa-based cloud region and how Google aims to help local users create commercially-viable innovations.
ITWeb OTR: MTN Group in LEO satellite drive
MTN Group CEO and president, Ralph Mupita, discusses the low Earth orbit satellite race with ITWeb on the Road, as well as the mobile operator’s plans and strategy in key African markets.
In the news: Talking TikTok, ITWeb Africa’s editor on SABC’s The Week Ahead
Discussing the difficulties surrounding TikTok in the United States and its global impact, ITWeb Africa editor Samuel Mungadze spoke to Thulasizwe Simelane on SABC's flagship show, The Week Ahead. Listen to his perspective as he delves into the latest developments around TikTok’s ownership, national security issues, and the future of social media. Video courtesy of SABC News.
The tech giant invites proposals from media firms that use innovative technologies to produce quality news content.
The tech company launches Apple Arcade and News+ subscription services for Apple customers that will provide access to hundreds of original games and news titles.
The social network tests an app-based feature that will allow users to browse news content by topic.
We're able to cut and tailor the Internet to suit our own views, but should we do it?
It's not just about cat videos and Justin Bieber - YouTube is evolving into an important news source for millions of people.
While we're so concerned about governments putting limits on the information we can receive, we should also look at the limits we're putting on ourselves.
In today's technology roundup: Google boosts agency news, Nintendo dominates consoles, and flight simulator for Google Earth.
Independent Online has developed an HIV/AIDS information portal to mark World AIDS Day.
Online news publishers News24 and Mail & Guardian Online have joined forces to charge overseas-based readers for access to premium areas of their Web sites.
Internet news service Mail & Guardian Online has partnered with M-Web to deliver news to readers` cellphones via SMS.