South Africa’s smallest businesses are punching above their weight when it comes to job creation – but the system is still actively working against…
Leading current affairs TV show goes social
Carte Blanche, South Africa’s version of the actuality and documentary show 60-Minutes, is turning 22 this year and to celebrate they’re throwing a party…
New SA comic series uses social media to find audience
As frustration with South Africa’s national broadcaster continues to grow, many young film-makers find themselves giving up on their dreams of ever finding an…
Top social media sites of 2010, according to Time Magazine
Time Magazine released its list of top 50 websites for 2010 yesterday, featuring what the magazine rates as the top online properties in a…
Tencent acquires major Chinese social network from Google
China’s largest online company, Tencent, has bought Beijing-based social networking provider Comsenz from search giant Google and VC firm,Sequoia Capital for $60-million. Comsenz is…
YouTube launches faster, more social and touch-friendly mobile site
A brand new YouTube Mobile site, built in HTML5 has launched globally, adding support for more devices and promising faster downloads, social connectivity through…
The most dangerous places to surf the web
Where in the World are you most likely to be hit by a malicious computer attack or virus? According to Internet Security company AVG…
iPhone 4 here end September, tweets Vodacom CEO
Vodacom CEO Pieter Uys has confirmed, in what appears to be an off-the-cuff tweet, that the iPhone 4 is to reach South African shores…
Naspers buys another price comparison site
PriceCheck, a South African price comparison website, has been acquired by MIH, the investment arm of Naspers, the emerging market internet giant. Naspers recently…
SA Blog awards set to come of age in 2010
Many South African blogs in 2010 have moved from a fun sideline project to a lucrative form of business. Keeping in line with this…
Global mobile data traffic nearly triples in one year: Ericsson
Mobile broadband currently accounts for only 10% of total mobile subscriptions but a rapidly increasing majority of the traffic. Ericsson’s measurement of actual traffic…
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