Twitter implements 'Do Not Track'

Twitter will give its users the choice to opt-out of being tracked in any way.

Article courtesy of It Web, by Kathryn McConnachie. www.itweb.co.za


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E-toll appeal 'tactically unwise'

Government's decision to appeal the 28 April interdict against the contentious Gauteng e-tolling system is puzzling and disappointing, say several organisations.

Article courtesy of It Web, by Farzana Rasool. www.itweb.co.za 


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The City of Johannesburg is on the brink of becoming a smart city, as the Johannesburg Broadband NetworkProject (JBNP) is approximately 82% complete.

Article courtesy of It Web, by Admire Moyo. www.itweb.co.za

As Facebook readies for the biggest IPO in the history of the technology industry, the company has beenhosting an all-night hackathon with its staff.

Article courtesy of It Web, by Kathryn McConnachie. www.itweb.co.za



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