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  1. Telkom memo - Telkom reinstates its revised offer
  2. Bt Charging For High Bandwidth Usage
  3. Vodacom Outage
  4. New Bill Delayed
  5. Internet dependence growing
  6. Telkom presents new wage offer
  7. Icasa plans to extend the wireless broadband access
  8. WBS jacks up support
  9. ISPA: 'Telkom bid for BCX another raw deal for consumers'
  10. Apple turns down the volume
  11. Korea in danger of losing broadband leadership
  12. xMAX: Startup launches with promise of cheaper wireless VoIP
  13. Group launches potential alternative to ADSL
  14. Cisco confirms talks with SNO
  15. MTN’s HSDPA here for Easter
  16. The DoC is presenting its 2006 – 2009 Strategic Plan in Parliament tomorrow
  17. Icasa to free up radio spectrum
  18. City of Cape Town launches Smart Access Truck
  19. Bill To Protect Personal Data
  20. Google to sell 5.3 million new shares
  21. Broadband tops govt's to do list
  22. Telkom Management's Average Pay R64,000/Month
  23. Tender scandal brews at Telkom
  24. IBM touts tool to possibly build atom-sized computers
  25. Apple a force to be reckoned with at 30 years old
  26. Dial Denmark for saturation
  27. Govt to establish own telecoms network
  28. Yahoo threatened with court action
  29. 15 million can't afford basic telecoms in SA
  30. Comms dept outlines strategy
  31. Padayachie lashes Sentech
  32. Macedonia gets on and does it
  33. VOIP to exceed traditional telephony in 2006
  34. SNO launches residential WiMax broadband offering
  35. Try clothes on in front of everyone
  36. Siemens on comeback with new SA venture
  37. Toshiba begins selling first HD-DVD players
  38. Microsoft Buys OpenOffice.org!
  39. Mandla Ngcobo- Legal Head of Telkom CORRUPT
  40. Tender scandal brews at Telkom
  41. Why Municipal Wi-Fi May Be a Bad Investment for Cities
  42. Cellphone firms in high court tussle
  43. Putting people in touch wherever, whenever
  44. African Mobile Roaming Charges– Legal Daylight Robbery
  45. Internet Growth Will Come Through Content Growth
  46. Industry's Fastest 3G HSDPA Data Call 7.2 Mbps Tests
  47. US search engine has new adverts
  48. New Zealand broadband prices "slashed"
  49. WBS changes its name
  50. Polka launches ADSL offering
  51. Sentech will be used to spearhead investment
  52. 'Days of Multichoice's monopoly rule are over'
  53. Rankings of world telecom equipment makers
  54. Alcatel, Lucent create new telecoms giant
  55. 10% Market share for Firefox
  56. Google pays top execs $1 each
  57. Telkom & Unions negotiations continue
  58. New IS ADSL Offering Available
  59. IBM has high hopes for the 'Next Big Thing' in software
  60. UniNet shows the WiFi way
  61. Why every American should have broadband access
  62. Hollywood's same-day DVD, Internet digital film sales
  63. WBS change in ownership brings promise to ‘exceed customer expectations’
  64. Telkom makes offer for Business Connexion
  65. FCC Report: Broadband Lines Jump 32 Percent
  66. Papi takes his success home
  67. Icasa approves WBS change in ownership
  68. State backing for broadband as development tool
  69. Adapt (quickly) or die
  70. IT firms set for new legal battle with Telkom
  71. Strong Regulation needed in wholesale ADSL market
  72. DataPro launches ADSL, Fax solutions
  73. SA cell users cornered: Virgin Mobile
  74. NTL dials up $1.68bn takeover of Virgin Mobile
  75. All Talk, no action
  76. SA has 0.15% of world's hotspots
  77. Telkom memo - ATU formally accepts the Company's revised offer today
  78. Chameleon clothing lets you vanish into background
  79. Solidarity accepts Telkom offer
  80. Make broadband free!
  81. Is Telkom not wasting energy on Connexion bid?
  82. Laptop sales give local IT market the edge
  83. 'To experience true broadband, you need more than 1 Mbps’
  84. Internet - tomorrow's TV
  85. Windows on Apples
  86. Ericsson Demonstrate Up to 28Mbit/s HSPA
  87. Is Vodacom losing it?
  88. Telkom to invest in fixed line business.
  89. Telkom fixed line capex R30bn in next 5 yrs
  90. Apple unveils Windows software for Macs
  91. Impoverished Macedonia becomes wireless hot spot
  92. Silicon hasn't had its chips: Japanese inventors
  93. Why be first?
  94. Unions Accepts Revised Telkom Offer
  95. Telkom gets thumbs down
  96. Competition bites
  97. Vendors Go For A Wider Audience
  98. Mtn Accused Of Sabotage [Nigeria]
  99. Market slaps down bold Telkom growth strategy
  100. Telkom has big broadband plans
  101. Telkom Interview Yesterday
  102. DA defends Sentech for raising signal concerns
  103. Into Virgin Territory
  104. What the Price of Broadband SHOULD BE!
  105. TV users: king in tomorrow's multi-screen TV world
  106. Vodafone reveals plan to cement position
  107. Adelaide, Dali Tambo, Langa and Khumalo buy fifth of EDS
  108. Trouble on the line
  109. Broadband creating new prospects for SMEs
  110. Vodacom gets in there first
  111. Google aims to track users with wi-fi
  112. Carphone seen heralding free broadband in the UK
  113. Whistle-Blower Outs NSA Spy Room
  114. Sniffer used by the NSA can monitor 10,000 million ADSL lines all at the same time
  115. Apple plugs into the world of Windows but animosity remains
  116. Darling no more?
  117. IT sector investment steady
  118. One small step for Telkom, one giant leap for telecoms
  119. HSDPA versus ADSL
  120. High Internet costs making headlines
  121. EU opens online domain doors
  122. iBurst reduces prices and continues to grow
  123. MyADSL traffic set to increase
  124. Telkom’s Consumer Centricity
  125. Internet cuts phone costs
  126. IBM unveils security for chips
  127. Samsung, Sony agree to expand LCD production
  128. Telkom finally comes under competition magnifying glass.
  129. MTN Banking disappoints
  130. Internet Solutions ADSL Capping Kicks In
  131. Free Broadband from Carphone Warehouse :UK
  132. Small firms lack speedy internet
  133. 'High-speed web access vital for small businesses'
  134. Post Office to stamp its authority on revamp
  135. Popular TV shows free on web
  136. McDonalds call center
  137. Didata surges amid talk of takeover bid
  138. What New Zealanders think is the reasons why Africa has problems with ADSL
  139. New devices for the mobile frontier
  140. Red Hat agrees to buy open-source upstart
  141. Molotsane needs balance to steer Telkom into competitive waters
  142. SA broadband users more than double in nine months
  143. Watch out for misleading TV adverts in the mobile space
  144. Phone firm launches net price war
  145. Gold spurs JSE, Telkom tumbles
  146. How to avoid corporate Skypemares
  147. Local wireless broadband providers can learn from Vodafone NZ
  148. Telkom rival rallies troops
  149. CWU workers at Telkom to down tools next week
  150. Vodacom HSDPA ‘slower than advertised'
  151. Telkom Moves To Entrench Its Position
  152. Business incubators yield results
  153. Greater demand for IT skills
  154. GSA survey confirms HSDPA deployment increase
  155. Cheaper telecoms on the way
  156. Grey importers must inform consumers, inquiry finds
  157. Icasa staff dash for the door
  158. IOL, News 24 Top Local Sites
  159. Yahoo launches travel service
  160. Free wireless, San Francisco wide
  161. Goverment Might sell Telkom Shares
  162. Technology gap narrows as PCs and TVs link
  163. Still The Right Thing To Do?
  164. 14Mbps broadband possible, says MTN
  165. Virus threatens PCs running Linux or Windows
  166. Untowards it was not
  167. Kenya telecoms opening up
  168. BitTorrent battles over bandwidth
  169. A model CEO for the new SA
  170. AMD moves into Intel's turf
  171. SNO Telecoms in starting blocks
  172. Agilent introduces 3,6Mbps end-to-end IP data
  173. SA telecoms ‘among world’s most costly’
  174. Online trade in sorry state
  175. Iceland Tops Broadband Charts!
  176. 'we Are Not A Utility'
  177. Trapped but smilling
  178. Companies now responsible of online harassment
  179. BBC article
  180. Telkom failing
  181. Licensed for failure in the sticks
  182. Telkom locks out strikers after bonus offer rejected
  183. On-line shopping 'easy, cheaper'
  184. Telkom’s ADSL price reductions long overdue
  185. Morgan Stanley cuts S.Africa's Telkom to "underweight"
  186. ADSL Account theft making headlines again
  187. Sentech signs agreement with GlobeCast Africa
  188. 'Online media comes of age in SA'
  189. Cellphone banking users continue trend
  190. 10 Ways To Play The Net Boom
  191. Rhode Island set to become first wireless state
  192. MTN banking still up and running
  193. Is the Internet Africa’s salvation?
  194. SNO’s ADSL may be here sooner than expected
  195. Microsoft translates Windows into three local languages
  196. Businesses slam Telkom over disrupted service
  197. Telkom’s poor image
  198. Bill Gates makes cryptic remark on internet rights to China's Hu
  199. The new internet independents
  200. Telecoms overhaul bill signed
  201. Telkom probes strike, vandalism link
  202. SOEs accounted for 6.5% of ICT spend in 2005
  203. Telkom strike 'severely affects' businesses
  204. Goodness this is an information drought!
  205. Free HSDPA Cards swaps, Lower Prices for Vodacom Customers
  206. Thabo signs telecoms bill
  207. Yahoo is evil - hands over another user over to the Chinese govt Gulags
  208. Telkom limbers up to jump digital divide and cross borders into Africa
  209. SABC wants to wean itself off revenue from adverts
  210. Hetzner apologizes for downtime
  211. New windows of opportunity for Apple
  212. Standard Bank expands cellphone banking
  213. More Telkom cables damaged
  214. City aims to put world-class ICT set-up in place
  215. Vandalism blamed for inoperable telephones
  216. ICASA to hold ADSL hearings in May
  217. SA slipping further behind in broadband rankings
  218. Don't Expect Miracles
  219. South Africa slipping further behind in broadband rankings
  220. Musical Chairs?
  221. A SNO-ball's chance in hell
  222. Phone line vandalism costs PMB business
  223. The Race Is On
  224. IT and telcoms have come a long way
  225. VoIP leads cost-cutting drive in corporate telecoms
  226. Disputed Icasa bill to be reworked
  227. Pros and cons of various broadband technologies
  228. Telkom's advertising account split between two agencies
  229. Cheaper Calls on Way
  230. Black IT forum wants to dislodge leadership
  231. President signs Electronic Communications Act
  232. More good news for Vodacom customers
  233. Copyright crackdown pushes pirates onto Internet
  234. Cellular operators pushing ahead with high-speed data
  235. Building the seamless technology web
  236. Laptop capabilities are expanding
  237. Rightly independent
  238. Threat to fragile world of Linux
  239. Drive to cut cost of telecommunications
  240. Black IT body on brink of collapse
  241. Telkom workers picket as strike continues
  242. Cell C returns to core profit
  243. Usage based ADSL, the right way
  244. Cell C subscribers up 32% to 2.9m in FY 2005
  245. U.K. firm pushes fiber through the sewers
  246. MTN not trailing Vodacom
  247. Mistake to dismiss new set of ‘directions’ at SABC
  248. Microsoft argues EU antitrust ruling was flawed
  249. Union and Telkom close to wage deal
  250. GSA Confirms Near 100 HSDPA Network Deployments