Direct-to-device technology threatens to pit satellite and mobile operators against each other in the years ahead.
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Six months on from the Canal+ takeover, the question is: what kind of company is MultiChoice now?
A draft scoping report says the site is the most viable, but a heritage protection order could complicate the process.
SportyTV said on Monday that it has acquired pay rights to broadcast all 104 matches of the 2026 Fifa World Cup.
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FNB’s banking app has gone down at the worst possible time: on Black Friday, one of the biggest shopping days of the year.
NTCSA has won regulatory approval to run South Africa’s new power market, advancing key electricity sector reforms.
Icasa has launched an inquiry into the licensing regime for individual electronic network communication services licences.
Cell C listed on the JSE on Thursday, completing a multi-year turnaround that has reshaped the business.
Despite plunging TV ad spend, eMedia boosts headline earnings 20.9% thanks to tight cost control and digital momentum.
These are the specs of the Valternative EV4, the new electric car fleet being deployed by Uber in South Africa.
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Safaricom wants regulators to consider requiring satellite internet providers to partner with local mobile network operators.
Workday beat Wall Street expectations for second-quarter revenue and announced a $1-billion stock buyback plan.
Raxio Group said it has opened the biggest data centre in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Blue Origin sustained failures in recent weeks of testing including a factory mishap that damaged a a future rocket.
For all the controversy surrounding his purchase of Twitter, Elon Musk has at least one thing right: Twitter really is “like open-sourcing the news”.
Twitter’s most recognisable global power user matters desperately to a business Elon Musk has been bungling since the moment he took it over.
