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The hack that wiped everything off the website of South African hip-hop act Die Antwoord, is over. It seems that everyone involved in the…
Paper.li makes you editor-in-chief of your online newspaper
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Die Antwoord site hacked. Do they even care?
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In another clear sign that the social media masses are exerting tremendous influence over corporates, American clothing giant, Gap, decided to scrap its new…
The wrapping comes off Microsoft’s WP7
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D-Day as Microsoft unveils its flagship smartphone
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Cell C to MTN and Vodacom: ‘Stop bullying us!’
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