339 innovation hubs set for standardisation as FG deepens digital inclusion
Privatising NIGCOMSAT will improve telecommunication technology- Dikki
Top stories that had Nigerians Googling in January 2015
Social media in 2015 elections
Our people need a new dawn, says Ndukwe, ex-NCC boss
FG seeks external support on space technology
Smart State Initiative: Broadband Council urges more states to join
CWG gets CBN payment terminal service provider operational license
Ekeh sees broadband as ‘freedom to succeed’
Why Nigeria’s ICT innovation is weak
Roll out services quick, Johnson charges InfraCo licensees
Coremobile unveils loan facility for airtime vendors
Nigeria needs more spectrum to accelerate mobile broadband devt, GSMA
MTN, Ericsson to drive e-waste recycling in Benin
Internet service to be ‘public utility’ under US plan
U.S. encourages commercial development of the moon

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2015 Elections: ‘We may sanction broadcast stations if…’ -NBC
The National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, on Friday warned all broadcasting stations operating in the country to adhere strictly to the provisions of the broadcasting code or risk sanctions.
Prepare for massive cyber attacks, Deloitte warns Nigerians
UNLESS adequate measures are taken, such as completing the National ID card and other biometric-based identification projects, Nigeria, an emerging market is likely to witness cyber-security issues on a large scale this year
It’ll be foolhardy to abandon guidelines of Comtech ministry
Unless she is re-appointed, what would remain of Johnson in the newly created ministry after May 2015, would be the legacies she left behind.
Africa has opportunity to secure future of mobile Internet— Hope
Director, Spectrum and Public Policy Africa, Groupe Speciale Mobile Association, GSMA, Mortimer Hope that Africa has a rare opportunity to secure the future of the mobile Internet.
Dell removes price barriers in enterprise flash adoption
Effort to overcome cost barriers that have hampered broad adoption of enterprise flash storage arrays has started yielding the expected results as Dell has removed price barriers for enterprise flash adoption. Accordingly, the the global availability of new enterprise class Dell Storage all-flash array (AFA) configurations has been tagged at the relative price of $25,000. With this development, Dell offers customers the lowest entry price for an all-flash mid-range solution by any major vendor.

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