Businesses and Technologists That Aren’t Looking At Mobile Will Soon Stare At Defeat_All Africa

Large application infrastructure development platform company, Progress Software International, announced at the AIGS Delight@Work Conference held in Limpopo, that they will increasingly focus on enabling the development of mobile business applications due to increasing demand and analyst predictions. Rick Parry examines why mobility should be an essential component of future business strategies. Read more

Top-Level Domain Names and the Future of the Internet

Names and Numbers (ICANN) — the Internet’s governing body of the domain name system — has offered the opportunity for domain registries, startups, large corporations, and organizations all around the world to apply for generic top-level (gTLD) domain names.This current surge in registration for new domain extensions will see as many as 1,000 new one’s …

Can the Web survive the ITU? _latimes.com

The obscure U.N. agency is mulling rules that could have profound, detrimental effects on the Internet. Pushed by various countries and interest groups, the International Telecommunications Union — an obscure United Nations agency that develops voluntary standards for international phone networks and communications satellites — is mulling whether to adopt new rules that could have …

ICANN’s Kurt Pritz and Paul Strahura of Donuts among Managing IP’s top 50 Most Influential People

Managing IP Top 50 list picks out the individuals shaping the IP industry worldwide. The 2012 Americas list is dominated by US judges and USPTO members, and also includes some professionals who have left a mark in the internet industry, we DCA  join the internet fraternity in celebrating our own Kurt Pritz from ICANN who …

East Africa Seeks Joint Approach to Combat Cyber Crimes_All Africa

COUNTRIES in the east African region are fast-tracking the implementation of joint initiatives to combat rising challenge of cross-border cyber crimes that are a threat to peace and stability in the region. Government officials admitted the east African region is vulnerable to a range of online criminal activities including financial fraud, drug and human trafficking …