‘Grand Theft Auto’ set for blockbuster return after 13 years
Zinox takes job creation to the streets
Suburban brings MPLS technology from PCCW
Nigerian telephone operators challenge govt on security
Why broadband is still expensive in Africa, by Makau
How Car tracker foils car snatching attempt
Nigeria, major growth area for Mobile Broadband deployment , GSMA
Brain Search TV Reality Show for Secondary Schools debut
Technology transfer:NOTAP reads riot act to foreign vendors
Open source centre for W-Africa now in Ghana
Street trading comes alive again @ Computer Village
Check Point introduces software blade architecture
Africa: then, now, and forever
Juwah meets telecoms czars, operators mum on details

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CSR: Multilinks Telkom donates medical equipment to UITH
As part of its Corpo rate Social Responsibility, (CSR), fixed wireless phone operator, Multi-Links Telkom, has donated medical equipment valued at about N6 million to the Paediatrics Department of the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH)
Internet: Google partners Nigerian varsities
Google Africa has gone into partnership with Nigerian universities to improve internet access to students in the country.
Newspapers must seek digital paid content model, by WAN-IFRA boss
The Chief Executive Officer of the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) Christoph Riess has said that paid-for digital content holds the future for the newspaper industry as internet advertising revenues will never replace those lost to print.
NigComSat1R may be ready before November 2011, says Rufai
If recent projections fall in place, Nigeria may have another Communications Satellite in the Orbit before November 2011. This is as reliable information from NigComSat, says that programmes leading to the actualisation of replacement for the lost NigComSat1 was making tremendous progress.
CT diesel tracker, evidence that technology can revive Nigerian economy , Chukwueke
The lingering power or electricity problem in Nigeria has not only reduced the nation to a generator-driven economy but has increased the rate of criminal diversion of diesel and asset shrinkage which causes major losses to companies and their finances.

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