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Cruise director and magician Stephen Cloete shares his insight into the scams that have become so prevalent in our world today.
Can Facebook replace my business website?
Get your friends and family to ‘like’ The Crest on Facebook and stand a chance to win 2 uShaka Platinum Passes – that’s fun and freebies for a year!
Twitter . . . Facebook. Two reasons why the 2011 Rugby World Cup will be, by some distance, the most exciting and followed rugby world cup in history.
CEO of the Durban Chamber of Commerce, Andrew Layman, tells how the Chamber is moving with the times and embracing social media solutions.
Unless you’ve been taking a sabatical in the deepest Karoo, there’s little chance you could have missed the explosion of social media! Shannon Mayhew looks at this burgeoning industry from a teenage perspective
The developers of the Lumix FX77 camera have included a clever ‘beauty re-touch’ function that photoshops you gorgeous.
Raising children in the internet era presents a multitude of tough new challenges, writes Sihle Mthembu.
Anyone who watched President Zuma’s State of the Nation speech yesterday will not have missed Zuma’s “hipness” to the growing impact of social media.
A recent blog on the BBC site posed the question, ‘Should parents friend their children on Facebook?”. What are your thoughts?
The Ridge Online and the Beverly Hills hotel are offering the chance to win a 2 night stay for 2 people.
When Facebook launches its new messaging system the gloves will come off on a new cyberspace battlefield.
Firebrand ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema is today the toast of Twitter, as users responded to “Juju Friday”.
Google’s uber pacy new search engine, Google Instant, is making waves, but won’t be available immediately in SA.
Whats For Dinner held a function at Unilever headquarters in La Lucia for the launch of its Facebook site.
Panjo the tiger, who made national headlines recently, is famous on the net and has his own Facebook page.
Teenagers who use Facebook in Britain can now report “friends” they suspect may be sexual predators.