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    Home»Podcasts»TalkCentral: Ep 207 – ‘After Zexit’

    TalkCentral: Ep 207 – ‘After Zexit’

    Podcasts By Duncan McLeod15 February 2018
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    On TalkCentral this week, Duncan McLeod and Regardt van der Berg discuss Jacob Zuma’s resignation and the possibility of a major overhaul of the departments that set policy for the ICT sector.

    A re-merger of the departments of communications and telecommunications & postal services may be on the cards. Who might the political leader of this new ICT ministry?

    Also this week, Standard Bank appears to be building a mobile virtual network operator, Google expands ad-blocking in Chrome (and why it’s a good thing) and why crypto miners are undermining the search for aliens.

    Listen to the show to find out who’s been named winner and loser of the week.

    Duncan’s pick this week is mechanical keyboards, and specifically the Corsair K95 Platinum, while Regardt has chosen Kingdom Rush for Android and iOS.

    How to subscribe to TechCentral’s podcasts

    There are many ways to enjoy TechCentral’s podcasts, beyond simply streaming them from the website. The best way is by subscribing to them using an app on your phone, allowing you to listen in the car (via Bluetooth), at the gym or wherever you happen to be.

    The TalkCentral RSS feed is available via iono.fm. Use it to subscribe to the show in your favourite reader (we’re big fans of Pocket Casts for Android, iOS and Windows Phone — look for “TechCentral” in its search engine).

    If you want to subscribe to the TechCentral podcast — interviews with technology leaders in South Africa and other smart and interesting people — you’ll find the RSS here. If it’s The Best in Tech podcast you’re looking for, that RSS is over here.

    We’d love your feedback on the show — please use the comments box below this article. Alternatively, drop us an e-mail. — (c) 2018 NewsCentral Media

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