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  1. Malware alters Internet search results using a rootkit
  2. Poorest cellphone users pay the most to chat
  3. 5 in court over VOIP in Namibia
  4. SA 3rd in DSL growth in Q2 2006
  5. Broadcasters set up shop in SA
  6. Check this proudly South African internet product
  7. South Africa third in Worldwide ADSL growth
  8. VSNL's history not so rosy ?
  9. Suspended Icasa head gets pay increase
  10. Another expensive failure
  11. Email support still lacking from Broadband Providers
  12. Porn: School bans cellphones
  13. Google type WiFi Mesh Network for Tshwane
  14. Axxess pushing the ADSL ISP price limit downwards
  15. Free Up Cell Cartel
  16. Cell C forced to end WiMax trials
  17. Another ICASA Jackboot stomping on the consumer's face.
  18. China develops own Internet
  19. New internet group may cause chaos
  20. Internet services back in Zimbabwe
  21. Cell C forced to end WiMax trials
  22. Acer unveils Ferrari dual-core notebook range
  23. Al Jazeera ready to broadcast from SA
  24. iBurst continues its aggressive coverage expansion
  25. MS mulls emergency IE fix
  26. MTN HSDPA-3G customers the most satisfied with their broadband service
  27. Yahoo, Microsoft to share IM space
  28. Cyber attacks increasingly target home users
  29. Broadband users rate price as most important
  30. Lack of bandwidth limits SA Vista testing
  31. How useful is ICASA?
  32. Vodacom launches online cellphone shopping mall
  33. Microsoft releases early patch for the VML flaw
  34. Disciplinary inquiry for Icasa CEO
  35. India invites SA to join it in e-network
  36. Celtel drops roaming charges to woo users
  37. How to choose the broadband internet option perfect for you
  38. Telkom clarifies capping regime
  39. ICASA reveals most unpopular telcos
  40. iBurst Resolves Connection Issues
  41. Intel introduces new computer chip
  42. Xbox 360 games pricing announced
  43. Google upgrades enterprise search device
  44. Mobile number portability outlook is bleak
  45. Telkom wrapped over the knuckles for ADSL claims
  46. Sentech punts wireless broadband
  47. Making the internet a safer place to shop
  48. Battle of the ISPs
  49. Telkom implements changes in dialling procedures
  50. SA's telescope hopes rise
  51. A piece of Apple's pie
  52. Windows Live Services released from beta
  53. Intel pursues Moore's law 'to improve performance and lower costs'
  54. Intel Classmate PC (Their answer to the $100 laptop)
  55. When "unlimited" wireless broadband means "you download porn"... - From digg.com
  56. Industry’s Dirty Little Secret - Cross-country transit prices keep SAT3 international
  57. 31 Telecoms Companies Threaten To Pull Out Of EASSY Project
  58. Broadcasters Beware
  59. Creative mayhem at Yahoo hack-a-thon
  60. 14 Tbps over a Single Optical Fiber
  61. MTN wants to be first for customer service
  62. "The cellphone revolution"
  63. First in SA: The new 3G/DVB-H Cellphone
  64. Huge telecom links in pipeline
  65. Cheap until you chirp
  66. On your box, get set...
  67. Bringing open source software to schools
  68. Samsung launches 22-inch LCD monitor
  69. Emerging markets, SMEs hold massive potential
  70. South African broadband users number over 300 000
  71. Some thoughts from a Kenyan on EASSY
  72. ADSL problems frustrate users
  73. MWeb to sell iBurst services
  74. Mobiles that scream when stolen
  75. Drive against Internet gambling is 'doomed'
  76. Telkom explains connectivity problems
  77. The Heart of Google's Wild Success Is a Home Page of Calculated Simplicity
  78. Broadband content boost for UK after deal between BT and Sony
  79. 'R9m installation delivers R3m a month saving'
  80. Nokia develops short-range wireless technology
  81. Telecoms Action Campaign moving ahead
  82. Digital signature technology combats spam menace to electronic messaging
  83. Leaders must tackle Internet paradoxes
  84. South African bandwidth pricing kills broadband joy
  85. Will Low-Power Wibree Spec Replace Bluetooth?
  86. Cellphone boom hits rural Africa
  87. MyWireless Classic Cancellation Confusion
  88. Telkom’s ADSL far more expensive than world standards
  89. SA should do more business online
  90. What Microsoft still isn’t saying about WGA and Volume Activation 2.0
  91. What are we going to do with the 2010 infrastructure - afterwards?
  92. McAfee cries foul over Vista security features
  93. Hitachi Maxell develops wafer-thin storage disc
  94. ZyXEL hits the local market
  95. Competition law review on track
  96. Cellular operators begin to co-operate
  97. MXit to open shops in nine countries
  98. More competition in ADSL wholesale and retail space
  99. Turn off your virus scanner, Telkom tells internet client
  100. A mobile multimedia world
  101. Has Virgin Mobile hit a wobble?
  102. Telkom gives client mixed messages
  103. Beware the web domain scheme
  104. Communication costs slowing SME growth in SA?
  105. Windows Vista, Longhorn to get new anti-piracy measures
  106. IBM iSystem users launch online community
  107. SMS will 'drive the mobile Internet'
  108. Attracting eyeballs
  109. Yebo to Jajah
  110. Nashua Mobile plans to offer widest choice of Internet services
  111. Wiki schoolbook project from ShuttleWorth Foundation
  112. Google courts computer programmers with new tools
  113. Neotel building broadband team
  114. BlackBerry blues
  115. Cape Town could save R40m on telecoms
  116. Taking on Telkom
  117. Chat class
  118. Back to the future
  119. Is your phone brand new?
  120. Taking on Telkom
  121. Consumers set to pay less for phone calls
  122. Google to buy YouTube?
  123. Ngonyama central in controversial dumping of Telkom shares
  124. Local market is ready to Skype
  125. Microsoft to fix Windows, Office security flaws
  126. Neotel happy with its progress
  127. DVD wounds the video star
  128. Neotel plans workforce of 2000
  129. Telkom deal report slammed
  130. Hooked on the message
  131. Telkom warns customers against payment scam
  132. No permission given for Telkom share sale
  133. Microsoft delivers Vista's final test version
  134. Fiber-to-the-home tops 1 million subscribers
  135. Google Snaps Up YouTube for $1.65B
  136. Decision on Telkom’s big purchase delayed
  137. Website has municipal department in a huff
  138. Anti-Telkom campaign closes in on target
  139. South Africans continue to search for common terms
  140. The Gates may be open but the hurdles still remain
  141. Tuning in on the Internet
  142. Samsung starts marketing 10 megapixel camera phone
  143. Third Network Operator on the cards?
  144. Boosting Internet speeds without fiber-optics
  145. Skype more popular than MSN, Google Talk
  146. Supercomputer users plan fast quad adoption
  147. Hackers find use for Google Code Search
  148. Leaf Wireless to develop African 'smart device' market
  149. No more Soccer World Cup broadcast fears — Sentech
  150. ADSL ISPs drop prices in fight for customers
  151. The broadband war has begun
  152. Vodacom announces lower roaming rates
  153. CellC and MTN’s data support lacking
  154. MTN, Ericsson and GSMA to use biofuels
  155. Online advertising grows up
  156. Google reaching for internet 'holy grail'
  157. Libya orders OLPC child laptops for all their kids
  158. Pumpkin power
  159. Nortel claims a fatter WiMax pipe
  160. French govt wants 4m online via fibre by 2012
  161. Icasa study will probe market power
  162. Technology’s role in delivery
  163. MTN and CellC set the record straight
  164. Manufacturers fudging LCD response times?
  165. You've been hacked
  166. Tough for ISPs to compete against Telkom in ADSL ISP space
  167. Mobile content services hit SA market
  168. Is Vodacom eying iBurst?
  169. Tiny mobile TV is growing up fast
  170. Confusion over MTN VOIP tariffs
  171. Survivor joins telecoms pledge drive
  172. More spam thanks to US judge?
  173. Cape moots R400m fibre plan
  174. Dep. MoC speech on broadband at digital cities forum
  175. Copper wire as fast as fiber
  176. Telkom have money to burn
  177. World Teleco Alliance
  178. Out on the town
  179. Organising your life online
  180. Ericsson's high-performance broadband named best access technology
  181. Warning of cyber crime surge
  182. Taking on Telkom
  183. Bhisho plans clampdown on school cellphones
  184. Vista-ready games, software in time for festive season
  185. Massive upgrade to MTN Data Network
  186. Wireless broadband 'soon' in SA
  187. The door’s open
  188. Rich media rapidly making in-roads into SA online market
  189. Fujitsu to offer flash-disk option with laptops
  190. High tariffs are good for the poor: MTN exec
  191. Commissioning of EASSY delayed to 1 October 2008
  192. Telkom revenues to take hit
  193. How ANC bigwigs jostled for Telkom
  194. Africa awash with pirated software
  195. Telkom CEO pockets R5.6m in 6 months
  196. Telkom: We have the right to know (Sunday Times Editorial)
  197. EASSy deal top be signed soon
  198. Social Networking takes off with teens
  199. VoIP Blocking: MTN and Vodacom clarify their positions
  200. More digits for your digits
  201. Private firms may rescue state telecoms
  202. Telkom implements 10-digit dialling system
  203. Boosting Internet speeds without fiber-optics
  204. Stay abreast of the spate of IT laws
  205. SMEs soldier on despite IT limits
  206. Telkom continues to explore
  207. Internet Solutions waiting for ICASA on ADSL regulations
  208. iBurst adds blog to customer care
  209. MyADSL featured on HomecomingRevolution
  210. Telecoms Convergence
  211. ICT network 'is road to freedom'
  212. MTN launches TV cell phone service, awaits licence
  213. SMS subscription services for MTN and Vodacom users
  214. Look, Elephant tracks on the SABC sidelines
  215. MTN to roll out cellphone TV
  216. Ballmer: Microsoft pushing for simplicity
  217. SABC’s frequency is jammed
  218. Sentech to increase MyWireless speed
  219. Vodacom launches credit card
  220. MTN launches Samsung P910 with mobile TV trial
  221. Telkom bashing
  222. Music industry in 8,000 new file-share lawsuits
  223. More proposed EU regulations - Video content
  224. FNB ATMS go wireless
  225. Iran makes the Internet only 128K
  226. Tech lobby urges Mpahlwa to update Copyright Act
  227. Forget the broadband buzz and look at the rand and cents saving
  228. Intel ships next-generation WiMAX chip
  229. Samsung clarifies 14.4 Mbps HSDPA mobile phone claim
  230. Managed Liberalisation Not The Way
  231. 90% of globe to have mobile coverage
  232. Telkom eyes Nigeria, Ghana for expansion
  233. Russian music download site sends defiant message to US
  234. Broadband UK needs 'more speed'
  235. Vodacom to reduce data prices
  236. AT&T: 768K DSL broadband for $10 per month.
  237. German industry attacks planned fee for PCs
  238. YouTube's South African connection
  239. Mobile Broadband to become standard feature in laptops
  240. AllofMP3 becomes "free" but there is a catch
  241. AT&T's $10 DSL
  242. Broadband not grabbing SA market
  243. Mobile driving security threats
  244. VoxTelecom ties up SS7 interconnect with Vodacom
  245. VoIP revolution leaves US behind
  246. Spectrum woes for VSNL in S Africa
  247. Spectrum split ‘must be bolder’
  248. New iPods hit by computer virus
  249. San Francisco Free Google WiFi derailed by nuts
  250. Iburst Reaches Coverage Milestone