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  1. Govt to focus on Sentech
  2. Call for broadband costs to be tax deductible
  3. 702 just gave a plug to MyADSL
  4. Multichoice goes mobile
  5. Google merges Gmail with chat
  6. CD anti-piracy firm vows openness
  7. New low-usage iBurst offering launched
  8. MTN’s HSDPA plans on track for 2006
  9. SNO is hiring
  10. eu' internet domain names available
  11. Rajasthan to build wireless broadband grid
  12. MTN to launch HSDPA in first quarter 2006
  13. Ispa Scraps Some Equivalent Line Charges, Calls For Jinx Hosting Proposals
  14. Google, Cos. Clash Over Internet Access
  15. Croatia gets ADSL from Amis Telekom
  16. Cape Town to respond to disasters using VoIP
  17. Exploit turns up heat for Firefox flaw
  18. Strike Up The Band
  19. Skype forms partnership with Intel
  20. Yahoo, AOL e-mail move blasted
  21. Yahoo updates its iTunes rival
  22. Dial I for Investment
  23. Broadband funding from government
  24. Transnet to sell R5bn MTN stake
  25. No digital TV switchover date yet
  26. Tariff cuts to bite into Telkom
  27. Nortel Achieves First Simultaneous High-Speed Uplink Mobile Calls
  28. Telkom to make most of WiMax
  29. Hyper-realistic games on track
  30. Progress made on cable project
  31. Broadband boom boosts BT's profits
  32. Is Telkom buying Didata (IS)?
  33. One million Telkom broadband users in 5 years
  34. WiMAX Will Dominate Fixed Broadband Wireless Market
  35. Podcast directory goes live
  36. Hawking Hellos In The Phone Zone
  37. Control Clause Collapses
  38. Google grabs more ground
  39. Giants square up in telecoms-TV race
  40. Dating rules apply in cyberspace
  41. Intel documents seized
  42. Mauritius Connects 120,000 Students On Broadband And Launches Ixp
  43. Telkom misleads prospective ADSL customers
  44. Google Desktop 3 Beta released
  45. Telkom: ‘[ADSL] Draft Regulations may be unconstitutional’
  46. Money gets more mobile
  47. Telkom and three musketeers part amicably?
  48. Telkom plans faster bandwidth
  49. Phumzile tackles Telkom
  50. SABC's digitisation on track
  51. Sentech calls for 150 GB local ADSL cap
  52. WBS spreads its wings
  53. Can new kid take on DSTV Goliath?
  54. Apple faces up to iMac flaws
  55. MS plans to patch seven flaws
  56. MS pushes ahead with mobile e-mail effort
  57. Cyber Storm tests US defences
  58. Weather disrupts Telkom services
  59. Moneyweb Interview with SNO MD
  60. Cellular users still paying premium whilst waiting for ICASA hearings
  61. Ambon Telkom gets bomb threat
  62. Google exploring personal e-mail domains
  63. Effective inexpensive or free number portability key to competition
  64. Virtual Reality Prepares Soldiers for Real War
  65. Windows Defender (MS Antispyware Ver 2) available for download
  66. 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona
  67. SNO speaks out on ADSL
  68. SNO on track with launch plans
  69. Australia gets 17 Mbps broadband
  70. Telkom Dinosaur rouses itself
  71. Mobile TV, search engines in your pocket at forum
  72. Sentech to become third national operator?
  73. WiMax world leaps ahead of SA
  74. Telkom, MultiChoice test video-on-demand
  75. China defends its Internet censorship laws
  76. US launches Internet freedom task force
  77. Global comms? I would not start from here
  78. Huawei to make Vodafone's 3G handsets
  79. China vows to fight Internet piracy
  80. Trevor Manuel on Broadband
  81. ‘Sumptuous meals and drinks but nothing has happened’
  82. Updated technology keeps the economy on the move
  83. Investment ensures SA has what it needs
  84. Being Held Hostage - Natal Witness
  85. Internet firms in censorship row
  86. Absa comes to ADSL party
  87. Mobile market looks to its 3G future
  88. Debates rages over Icasa bill
  89. Telkom introduces new flat-rated calling plans
  90. Teen dies over phone bill.
  91. "Mac OS X virus sighted"
  92. Changes ahead for telecoms sector
  93. Samsung introduces the new HSDPA phone
  94. Telkom's costly Réunion
  95. No cards on the cable
  96. No more Chinese Internet coercion: US bill
  97. UK: 8Mbps ADSL, 500MB cap
  98. Unsatisfactory, Broadly Speaking
  99. Competition calling
  100. "Is Skype a haven for criminals?"
  101. Eassy Consortium Reaches Crunch Point
  102. ISOC-ZA asks for Local Loop Unbundling, SAT3 intervention
  103. MWEB Business launches broadband VoIP offering
  104. SAIX Website hacked
  105. Durban's low-cost net plunge
  106. Vodafone gets nearly 100 percent of S.Africa's Venfin
  107. ADSL connection failure 20 Feb 2006
  108. Vodafone, Telkom 'war looms'
  109. Fixed-line phone fixation ‘is costing SA’
  110. Amazon.com mute on rumoured iPod challenge
  111. ICASA urged to address ADSL pricing
  112. SAT3 declaration ‘unlikely in short-term'
  113. Study paints grim telecoms picture
  114. 'Computer chips can get smaller, cheaper'
  115. ICASA urged to address ADSL pricing
  116. Politicians strangle telecoms
  117. Cell C prepares for number portability
  118. MobileVOIP heads to SA?
  119. Vodacom still wants stake in Nigerian market
  120. Telkom ‘practicing economic apartheid’
  121. Cellphone firms race against time over data firm
  122. Broadband changes the way small companies operate
  123. Microsoft free internet voice service challenges Vodafone
  124. Convergence to be the word in SA telecoms in 2006
  125. Consumers suffer most with Telkom ADSL
  126. BT Retail opens up Broadband Voice to all providers
  127. Call for new telecoms policy
  128. Govt invites foreign applications for SA IT jobs
  129. Microsoft blunder leaks information about Vista
  130. EU adopts anti-terror telecoms plan
  131. Cellular boffins look to virgin territories for fresh sales in foreign markets
  132. ADSL problems continue to frustrate users
  133. Telkom gives customers advice
  134. US broadband still trails Asian pacesetters
  135. Telkom wins ASA ruling
  136. Major policy shift for telecoms expected
  137. Eskom bogged down by more than just electricity issues
  138. New plans to tackle Telkom
  139. Broadband Survey iBurst vs ADSL
  140. Broadband Britain arrives - official
  141. Smart interface ready to replace messy tangle
  142. AOL will charge same for dial-up, broadband
  143. Razorback2 Killed
  144. US Judge: Google infringed copyright
  145. Microsoft rivals file fresh complaint with EU
  146. SA's call-centre labour cheaper than India's
  147. Anti-competitive behaviour squeezes broadband ISP’s & consumers
  148. 200 Mbps Powerline Broadband Connectivity on the horizon
  149. Slow News Day
  150. WiMAX the nation, SA urged
  151. Sentech rolls out digital terrestrial system
  152. Arm-wrestle for control begins
  153. Free wireless Internet for San Francisco
  154. Need cheap DSL? Go to Rwanda
  155. Icasa rules no need for subsidies to be scrapped
  156. Broadband over Power Lines gets a kick-start
  157. 'Big brother' watching e-mail, computer data
  158. Day of reckoning beckons for addictive BlackBerry
  159. Hackers target Apple's operating system
  160. iBurst Rolling Out Two Base Stations Every Week
  161. DoC gets three new deputy directors-general
  162. IPTV punted at Satcom conference
  163. Triple play for Africa
  164. Broadband everywhere ‘within weeks’
  165. Africa’s bandwidth cable
  166. WASPA's advertising rules show industry compliance
  167. Telkom urges use of local content
  168. Ready, steady, wait
  169. Interview with EASSY project co-ordinator, John Sihra
  170. Broadband TV seems to face a narrow future
  171. Microsoft gets mobile to make up lost ground
  172. I'll win the DVD format battle: Matsu$hita president
  173. Is Local ‘Lekker’ ?
  174. Opensource router startup takes aims at Cisco
  175. Google building its own nuclear power station?
  176. Telecom-TV race underway
  177. Firms still have problems with Telkom ADSL
  178. Shuttleworth urges telecoms reform
  179. Eassy Misses Finance Deadlines
  180. Upgrade Will Cut Broadcast Costs
  181. CAMEROON’S DOUALA1.COM LAUNCHES 'MyWireless' BROADBAND SERVICE
  182. VoIP opens your network to danger from all kinds of evil
  183. Consumers To Benefit As Network Roll-out Speeds Up
  184. 6% economic growth...
  185. Invest in SA, says Mbeki
  186. SA Internet usage growth poor even for Africa
  187. Cellphone banking will be next step forward
  188. New heads for hi-tech department appointed
  189. Faster, Cheaper Than Leased Lines
  190. HSDPA pushing ahead
  191. Free broadband on the cards
  192. US national archives video online
  193. Top Local Websites
  194. tolls could dot the internet highway (cnn)
  195. PC and Broadband Connection for under R 100-00 per month
  196. Sentech to provide split feeds for elections
  197. Light at End of Fiber Slump (US)
  198. Cyberthieves Silently Copy Your Passwords as You Type
  199. Ofcom publishes Communications Market Report
  200. Broadband overtakes dial-up in the UK
  201. AMD and Lenovo expand relationship
  202. Cape blackouts hit Namibia
  203. Govt sees no skills in SA
  204. Telkom ADSL users coughing up
  205. Broadcasting power to the people
  206. Apple unveils iPod home stereo
  207. What is broadband?
  208. Skype: five steps to squashing Telkom
  209. Kekana trawls for telecoms BEE booty
  210. 4 plead guilty to US music piracy charges
  211. Satellite radio for SA cars on the way
  212. South Africa Hosts Annual Iburst Global Forum
  213. Vodacom Rewards Prepaid Customers
  214. Internet gambling revenue top $10bn: survey
  215. Vodacom to add 079 Number Range
  216. The Next Big Things
  217. Got a Telkcom horror story? We want to hear it
  218. Notebook sales drive SA PC market in 2005
  219. Ex-workers gave secrets to rival: Yahoo
  220. Google CEO sees '$100bn company'
  221. Roam Rage
  222. Cape Town offers free Internet access
  223. Broadband beats the teabag as biggest time saver
  224. Samsung unveils new MP3 player
  225. EU sees digital library by 2010
  226. Blog Buzz Helps Companies Catch Trends in the Making
  227. Telkom mulls purchase of African IT asset
  228. High speed networks: what comes after ADSL?
  229. For the web 2.0 geeks BarCamp coming to South Africa
  230. BT 'quadruples' broadband speeds
  231. Telkom is really visionary - BellSouth considers pay-per-byte broadband
  232. Instant Messaging set to explode internationally
  233. We need a law like this in SA. Now.
  234. ICASA, independence and government
  235. The Secret Sat3 Agreement – What It Really Says
  236. New Zealanders protest in streets about broadband
  237. Sentech’s new Biznet Xcite to compete head-on with ADSL
  238. Tanzania To Chair Newly Renamed Communications Regulators Association Of Southern Afr
  239. Operator in Sweden keeping tabs on broadband services
  240. ADSL scene unlikely to change in SA
  241. Sentech’s voice offering plans taking shape
  242. SA Delegation to visit international telecoms conference
  243. Inventor of Hotmail turns his attention to weblogs
  244. World's fastest internet will send Britannica to Shoreditch in 7 sec
  245. AT&T to Buy BellSouth for $67 Billion
  246. Two US telecoms giants want to come together to thwart smaller ones
  247. 2 Gbps Broadband Connection Anyone?
  248. Problems frustrate broadband consumers
  249. Telkom Celebrates 3 years as a listed Company, consumers have little to cheer about
  250. Europe's most powerful computer unveiled