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  1. France tries to block 'download fee' idea
  2. Dark cyber star joins other side
  3. Grahamstown takes ‘cautious’ approach to WiFi upgrade
  4. BT 'quadruples' broadband speeds
  5. SA Competition Comm okays satellite co's merger
  6. FNB offers free cellphone banking
  7. DataPro acquires BizCall
  8. World's First 2.5Gbps Packet Transmission in 4G Field Experiment
  9. Entrepreneur tackles cost of phone calls
  10. Telkom Techies on the Ball
  11. Low-cost devices and affordable Internet connectivity for all
  12. Break Telkom’s stranglehold on telecoms
  13. SA Govt may consider selling Telkom Stake
  14. Break Telkom’s stranglehold on telecoms — rival
  15. Padayachie promises broadband ‘fireworks'
  16. Union declares dispute with Telkom
  17. USALs in deep trouble
  18. Didata now sole shareholder of Internet Solutions
  19. Super-fast broadband for NZ Universities
  20. Telkom's fallen execs make it big at Nedbank...
  21. Sentech betting on broadband
  22. iBurst Forum Kicks Off
  23. Intel upbeat on fight for market share
  24. France blocks moves to legalise Internet downloading
  25. Communications bill ushers in demise of Telkom’s monopoly
  26. Telkom drops 3% after MP’s ‘sell’ comment
  27. Absa in bid to capture cellphone banking market
  28. High levels of internet access brings vulnerability
  29. Bellsouth Chief warns of high HD Video-on-Demand Costs
  30. Internet overtakes TV in Britain
  31. Virgin to boost cellular competition
  32. Intel Discloses Technologies To Make The Internet More Personal And Mobile
  33. Telkom To Cut Prices
  34. Home Is Where The Money Is
  35. World's latest gadgets unveiled
  36. CareerJunction scoops international award
  37. Screw loose with Eskom rotor
  38. The battle of the ring tones
  39. Mars Satellite Communicates At Up To 6Mbps
  40. Google buys online word processor
  41. Gates megawealth spreads to $50bn
  42. EU approves Irish state aid for broadband access
  43. Court deals blow to DOTCO
  44. Money For Nothing
  45. The big thing on business' mind
  46. Germany preps 50 Mbit broadband
  47. Reef Nuggets
  48. Eskom to hike rates
  49. Sentech takes aim at Telkom
  50. Affordable, reliable wireless is on its way
  51. Telkom puts out call for new ads
  52. Skype dials in to business
  53. Call centres ‘must make service their priority’
  54. Wireless broadband ‘effective for poor
  55. Mobile Internet banking spreads in SA
  56. Mitnick on ‘wardrive' in Sandton
  57. Minister does not have carte blanche
  58. Typewriter that can read minds
  59. SA tech companies stood up as state pulls sponsorship
  60. EASSy– THE “BEHIND-CLOSED-DOORS” DEBATE
  61. Welcome to MultiChoice. interesting
  62. Microsoft “Origami” unfolds
  63. LG also manufacturing HD-DVD drive
  64. Tshwane shows the broadband way
  65. ICASA questioned in parliament
  66. Samsung starts mass producing new-era memory chips
  67. CIA staff easily found on Internet: report
  68. Cryptography regulations published
  69. Next move for Telkom could be Portugal
  70. Apple adds Multi-Pass
  71. Maroc Telecom phases out 128K ADSL, introduces 2Mb and 4Mb (Morocco)
  72. Lower Interconnect Rates in Africa Have Not Led to Lower Prices for Customers
  73. Line between telephony, Internet blurred
  74. Web Surfers stuck locally
  75. Sentech warns of 2010 soccer broadcast chaos
  76. TelkomInternet confirms new ADSL capping policy
  77. ICASA questioned in parliament
  78. Hope for USALs on spectrum issue
  79. Germany preps 50M broadband
  80. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
  81. 'Adapt to new technology or die'
  82. Let's cut phone costs - Phumzile
  83. Broadband everywhere within "weeks"
  84. Gates says services are the future for computers -- and Microsoft
  85. Wikipodia?
  86. ‘iBurst has a strong future’: Dr. Martin Cooper
  87. Telkom forces Internet Solutions to halt ADSL signups
  88. "....prices for South African users reduced by approximately 70%"
  89. BBC News: Telecoms thriving in lawless Somalia
  90. Google to hand over data to US
  91. Sony delays PS3 launch to November
  92. ICASA eyeing international ADSL price model
  93. Telkom advocates open source
  94. Warning over African internet cable
  95. Microsoft urges EU to hold public hearing
  96. Needy to get phone subsidies
  97. Be pushes upstream broadband past 2Mbps
  98. Leaf Wireless is expanding its business to acomodate the sales of i-mate smartphones
  99. Internet Solutions’ ADSL back on track
  100. Largest wireless network on the books for Toronto
  101. Smallest Smiley made from DNA
  102. New virus seeks 'ransom' for files
  103. Eish, I want to keep my own number
  104. Telkom delays hurt Internet Solutions
  105. Chaos at black tech body meeting
  106. Number of land line users decreasing
  107. Broadcast needs
  108. PS3 delay hits Sony in fight with Microsoft
  109. On-line banking faces new threat
  110. US Democrats promise affordable broadband
  111. Warning over African internet cable
  112. SABC ‘disappointed' with ICASA
  113. Telkom's share scheme attacked
  114. New player warms up
  115. No easy way out for Africa's technology illiterate
  116. Windows Vista rates itself
  117. Apple offers full-length film downloads
  118. Microsoft to sell advertising space
  119. IS launches Wi-Fi hotspot in a box
  120. Could Telkom buy MTN?
  121. Spescom waits for deregulation
  122. Broadband shortage may limit internet adverts
  123. Interconnection guidelines to be reviewed
  124. 'TV chaos' feared at SA World Cup
  125. US lawmakers propose new domain for porn websites
  126. A suggestion of speed sickness
  127. Microsoft hits at IBM 'top down' approach
  128. ICASA cell cost hearings delayed
  129. Virgin Mobile will shake up SA’s cellphone market
  130. Virgin Mobile seeks 10% market share
  131. Hackers get Mac running Windows
  132. Telkom tops complaints list
  133. US puts seized Iraq documents on the web
  134. Vodacom takes on DStv
  135. Boardroom stalemate hurts SA operator’s prospects
  136. Licence For A Revolution?
  137. Kick-off For Tv Upgrade
  138. Devices in standby mode waste 10% of our power
  139. Not so EASSy
  140. Email scams still spreading
  141. Keeping in tune on bandwidth
  142. March Madness infects the Internet
  143. CRIA's Own Study shows P2P no big deal
  144. Ericsson welcomes Marconi SA into its stable
  145. Commission calls for fourth cell operator
  146. Telkom hosts international telecoms conference
  147. Vodacom seeks pay television licence
  148. Samsung to give rural SA a wireless broadband boost
  149. IE7 Beta 2 Preview is out
  150. French vote to penalise downloads
  151. China 'to block VoIP calls for two years'
  152. CellC follows Vodacom’s lead
  153. Hold your horses - Telco's
  154. TelkomInternet Capping: How much is too much?
  155. Firefox 2 ready this week?
  156. Low network rates don't mean low prices
  157. Microsoft increases Xbox 360 distribution – and hopefully sales
  158. Telkom offers R9/per share for Business Connexion
  159. Union calls for inquiry into Telkom's profits
  160. International bandwidth costs holding broadband back
  161. VANS not public operators, says Sentech
  162. Phone firms 'charge each other too much'
  163. France approves law to challenge Apple
  164. We're being treated unfairly: Telkom
  165. MTN signs mobile deal for FIFA World Cup™
  166. Vodacom’s HSDPA here in April
  167. SNO urges competition
  168. Vista still long way off
  169. Stop Spam now
  170. Toshiba to launch next generation DVD player
  171. Telkom offers R2,4bn for Business Connexion
  172. No conflict with MultiChoice, says Vodacom
  173. DELL buyout of Alienware confirmed
  174. Regulations are unlawful: Vodacom
  175. FCC Chief: AT&T Can Limit Net Bandwidth
  176. Unions aim wave of protests at Telkom
  177. Telkom Underhanded Negotiations BCX deal?
  178. MTN tops 23m subscribers
  179. BT targets broadband hogs
  180. IT sector set to consolidate
  181. Will connection fee regulation lower prices?
  182. AOL chases broadband growth
  183. Aol Ends Didata Deal
  184. Telkom strike set to disrupt services
  185. Telkom’s future
  186. DotCo versus Telkom, Round Two
  187. Ngcaba BEE group buys 41,5% of Inala
  188. MTN’s HSDPA announcement shrouded in mystery
  189. Yahoo, CBS to put '60 Minutes' online
  190. Windows operations reshuffled after Vista delay blow
  191. 702 granted an FM licence
  192. New offer made to Telkom workers
  193. Sex Cells
  194. Make money but save the world: IBM think-tank
  195. Bangladesh opens up key economic zone for private landlines
  196. WBS to lose its lottery license to MTN?
  197. MTN supply details about HSDPA rollout
  198. D-day for Telkom
  199. The new scramble for Africa
  200. Telkom closer to sealing BCX deal
  201. Samsung: bigger and better
  202. Unions declare war on greed
  203. A New Breed Of Wireless Voip Providers
  204. StreamCast claims ownership of core Skype technologies
  205. Telkom Workers Strike
  206. Telkom clarifies ‘70% international bandwidth reduction’ claim
  207. Microsoft Windows division “a mess”
  208. New data transmission record - 60 DVDs per second
  209. Telkom 'reneges on wage offer'
  210. Strike on as Telkom is blamed for insincere offer
  211. Japan's KDDI offers 3-D navigation on cellphones
  212. Sentech ‘ready to take on Telkom'
  213. Dial interconnect for rip-off
  214. EU leaders back roaming charge cuts
  215. Guns drawn in Telkom employee dispute
  216. Toshiba delays launch of HD DVD players
  217. Telkoms Elite Leaders are Kaak Organised Mafias
  218. MTN loses out on Namibian deal
  219. Why there can be only one winner in the battle of Blu-ray
  220. Cosatu backs Telkom and security guard strikes
  221. Telkom pulls offer — and union wants it back
  222. How I wish this could happen here! Telkom investigated!
  223. ADSL user account details freely available due to poor security
  224. JIPSA sees slow pace of broadband connectivity as a skills shortage issue
  225. SA slips three places in global IT report
  226. Telkom Internal Memo - "Company withdraws revised offer"
  227. EU to end overseas call charge rip-off on mobiles
  228. Telkom and Union struggle continues
  229. Vodacom promises great HSDPA experience
  230. Stalled telecoms reforms make SA less techno savvy
  231. Yahoo supports 'Great Firewall of China'
  232. Devices that mean Skype can escape from the PC
  233. DUNCAN McLEOD NAMED 2005 TELKOM ICT JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
  234. Broadband network is envy of the west
  235. Trade unions take Telkom to court
  236. Free movie downloads, but with a twist
  237. ISPs call for Afro-centric Web content
  238. Buddy, can you spare 10,000 quid? (a.k.a Stokvel 2006)
  239. Zuma e-mails ‘the work of amateurs'
  240. Education, lack of engineers hamper SA IT
  241. Blu-ray DVD player launch planned for September
  242. EU warns Microsoft about new operating system
  243. Apple trademark battle comes to the crunch
  244. Telkom presents new wage offer
  245. Free Wi-Fi? Get Ready for GoogleNet
  246. raising prices on its dial-up service
  247. Unions ‘win round one against Telkom’
  248. Government spending on IT shows explained
  249. IBM and SAP lead in big SABC deal
  250. Cellular Giants battling it out in ‘3G on steroids’ race