The debate surrounding African National Congress president Jacob Zuma has made its way on to online social network Facebook.
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/ 3 September 2008
Yahoo! has lost its lead of the United States market for online display advertising to MySpace.
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/ 2 September 2008
Microsoft has released a second test version of Internet Explorer 8, delivering a feature-complete upgrade to the popular web browser.
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/ 2 September 2008
Google is set to introduce on Tuesday a new web browser designed to handle more quickly video-rich or other complex web programs.
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/ 2 September 2008
Feeling stressed or anxious at an inability to access the internet? Don’t worry, you’re not alone — and there’s a word for it: ”discomgoogolation”.
Scientists in Israel are taking digital photographs of the Dead Sea Scrolls with the aim of making the documents available on the internet.
The magazine industry, already facing a decline in newsstand sales and falling ad revenue, is being besieged by a new foe: digital piracy.
An Australian woman has taken revenge on her cheating husband by auctioning his mistress’s "huge" panties and his "size small" condom packet on eBay.
Surfing the net for hours at a time could put your health at risk, says Nechama Brodie.
Surfing the net for hours at a time could put your health at risk, says Nechama Brodie.
Young Iraqis in Baghdad are surfing the internet to search for life partners as violence takes its toll on traditional forms of socialising.
Hundreds of public bodies in the United Kingdom are to be given the power to access details of everyone’s personal SMS, email and internet use.
Prices of bandwidth are set to fall more rapidly in the future as submarine and terrestrial fibre-optic cable developments gain momentum.
A giant vulnerability in the internet’s design is allowing criminals to redirect traffic silently to websites under their control.
For the Games, the digital revolution is armed with a double-edged sword — it has lured the younger generation away, but brings new opportunities.
Hedge-fund billionaire Carl Icahn, who has this week been given three seats on the board of Yahoo!, does not, it has been revealed, have a computer.
Yahoo! announced on Monday it has reached an agreement with corporate raider Carl Icahn, ending his effort to oust the internet giant’s board.
Computer-industry heavyweights are hustling to fix a flaw in the foundation of the internet that would let hackers control traffic on the web.
Microsoft on Monday said it would be willing to reopen talks to buy all or part of Yahoo! — but only if a new Yahoo! board is elected.
The US Department of Justice has begun a formal investigation into competition concerns surrounding an advertising tie-up between Google and Yahoo!.
Regulators have voted to allow the creation of thousands of new domain names, from .paris to .pepsi, in one of the biggest shake-ups in web history.
Vodacom brings effortless internet to all its cellphone customers and makes a deal with South African social-media website <i>Zoopy.com</i>.
Hong Kong websites are the most likely to hit visitors with unwanted ads, viruses and spam, research from an internet security company has found.
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/ 18 January 2008
Chris Salmon offers a guide to the best music you can find, for free, on the internet.
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/ 28 December 2006
Predictably, half of our most popular stories in the past week were about the hanging of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.