By T Osiame Molefe
Hello...my name is Osiame and I am a self-diagnosed chronic cyberchondriac.
*Pause for group reply*
It has been a day since I googled my last set of symptoms. Needless to say, despite the radiating headache and short-term...
The interwebs were buzzing angrily yesterday because of something Bono* said. Bono, remember him? He's the frontman for that famous Irish rock band U2. In a recent op-ed piece for the New York Times, he suggested that the net should be policed to a c...
News Corp, whose founder Rupert Murdoch has for some time been railing at freely available online news has now announced that it will be teaming up with Microsoft in its fight against free news providers, specifically Google.
How this is going to ...
I want it all and I want it now -- Freddie Mercury
China's rationale for introducing built-in software to filter out porn sites is definitely candy coating, says this man on the ground in Shanghai. Government policy states it is to protect people,...
I wish I had an astronomy telescope powerful enough to spot a minor planet barely visible near Jupiter. It's called Siyaxuza and is named after a young rocket scientist from Mthatha in the Eastern Cape.
'Stroesnyannies!
This bombshell is con...
One the world’s most revered brands, you’d think Google would employ best practice in setting up a local office. Not so. The search giant’s presence here is marked by a lack of local development, no commitment to equity and a company structur...
Google South Africa set the cat among the pigeons when country manager Stafford Masie revealed intentions to moderate SA's search industry, saying some e-marketing companies were committing “fraud” against customers.
Masie stated “Google-cer...
The moral of the tale of the tortoise and the hare is a warning against the dangers of resting on your laurels.
Well, that's arguably the main moral. But there are probably others that can be drawn from it too. Don't be arrogant. Don't give up. D...
So often conversations about technology tend toward the obvious and taken-for-granted, riddled with assumptions and unsupported conjecture. This post challenges you to think. Think different. Ask the difficult questions. Create interesting insights f...
There is a website, www.childtrader.com that allows and even encourages you to permanently swap your child should you feel that you are not an ideal match. You cannot sell or buy a child, only swap one (your own, preferably) for one that is better su...
