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Simon Dingle

Setting fire to African ideas

A global movement is on track to connect ideas with people who can turn them into businesses.

Parlez-vous francais?

Computer code is the French of the contemporary world.

The technology of speed

Formula 1 is the world's fastest sport and behind its teams of drivers and cars are engineers, software developers and CIOs who face a highly demanding operating environment.

Business

Simon Dingle

Aiming for the stars

SA is bidding against Australia for front seats to the Big Bang with the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), a giant radio telescope. But with its massive bandwidth and power requirements, do we have what it takes to host this astronomical beast?

Business

Jessica Hubbard

A little less conversation

It's time to take action in order to address SA's lacking broadband capabilities.

Columnists

Simon Dingle

How to fix BlackBerry

What can RIM's new CEO do to bring his company back from the brink? I have the answer...

Columnists

Simon Dingle

There's gold in them hills

Digital media companies have forgotten about the little country with the big wallet on the southern tip of Africa.

Columnists

Simon Dingle

Social traction

Social media marketing is shaking things up. If the fundamentals of marketing haven't changed, why is there so much confusion surrounding this new frontier?

Business

Simon Dingle

Pressing ahead

As the world of print publishing faces its most disruptive period yet, one South African startup hopes to redefine digital workflows and save some papers along the way.

Business

Jessica Hubbard

Knott about the money

You don't snag Knott-Craig with cash - he must be serious about Cell C's prospects. Or he was brought in for another reason.

Columnists

Simon Dingle

More clarity on TV

The future of television is clearer than ever, following the Consumer Electronics Show.

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Simon Dingle

Enter the maker

A new generation of developer is making inroads in 2012.

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Simon Dingle

Beware the infographics

Looking at an iPad screen filled with pretty graphics might be reassuring, but it doesn't mean you really know what's going on.

Columnists

Simon Dingle