Internet used in most cases of violent radicalism: report

A report has shown that the internet plays a part in most cases of radicalisation and is a more significant recruiting ground than places of worship.

How the internet ignited a global inferno

The internet is taking us to places without boundaries. But we won't know what it all means until we get there.

South Africa's internet turns 20

SA's internet is two decades old, and this weekend marks the anniversary of the first packets of data that flowed over the internet to and from SA.

App, app and away

Matthew Buckland spoke to Wired publisher Chris Anderson about how technology, social media and the internet are evolving.

Internet takes "distance-learning" to the Amazon

The internet is letting a school sprout in the Amazon where teachers tend not to linger due to harsh living conditions and a scarcity of students.

Is the web dying?

For an industry focused on the future of information, the internet is surprisingly prone to old fashioned maladies, such as superstition.

China plugging holes in 'Great Firewall'

China appears to be moving aggressively to plug holes in its "Great Firewall" censorship system, foreign internet companies and analysts say.

Online specs an eye-opener

The dramatic price difference between the mall and the internet is shattering some costly myths.

Web of deceit traumatises those who care

Online scammers' pathological need for sympathy taps into a global pool of goodwill.

Take Five: Of kill switches and smartphones

Fuel cells got a vote of confidence and Twitter didn't, Sony failed to impress, Apple failed to surprise, and the internet in Egypt disappeared.

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