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AFRICA YouTube doubles video file size to 2G
AFRICA African music goes digital
AFRICA Facebook launches in Swahili
AFRICA Call to enter Bastiat prizes for journalism, online journalism
AFRICA African music library goes digital[Khanyi Ndabeni] An ambitious Eastern Cape project to digitise indigenous African music dating back to the 1930s is helping to introduce rare traditional tunes to a new generation. 12 Jun 2009 12:48 AFRICA Piracy looms over Copyright SummitWASHINGTON: Movie directors, composers, authors, legal experts, policy-makers and others are meeting here this week to discuss the "threats and opportunities" the Internet poses to copyright in the digital age. 8 Jun 2009 12:52 AFRICA Google to sell new e-books online
AFRICA African mobile web still growing massively - report
AFRICA 2009 African Bloggers Conference set for Kenya
AFRICA ITU drafts guidelines to protect children onlineThe International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has pledged its commitment to creating a safe online environment, that protects children worldwide when using the internet and cyberspace. 25 May 2009 10:02 AFRICA Facebook users hooked in 'phishing' scam
AFRICA 2010 media training programme underway in SenegalLast week sports journalists began a programme sponsored by FIFA to provide mid-career training to more than 300 reporters and photographers across Africa. The programme is part of FIFA's "Win in Africa with Africa" development programme. 15 May 2009 12:20 AFRICA Future of books and newspapers looks bleak
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WASHINGTON: Video-sharing site YouTube announced on Wednesday, 1 July 2009 that it was doubling the size limit for uploads to its website to allow users to post more high-definition (HD) video. 
The International Policy Network (IPN) announced Wednesday, 17 June 2009, that entries are open for its annual Bastiat Prize for Journalism, but that the deadline for entries is 30 June 2009. 
WASHINGTON: Google plans to begin selling electronic versions of new books online this year, posing a potential challenge to market leader, Amazon. 
Web browser Opera today, Wednesday, 27 May 2009, released its latest State of the Mobile Web report, which provides information on the top global trends affecting the mobile web. In addition to the top global trends and country snapshots, the report highlights trends in Africa and aggregate operator data for the top 10 countries. 
Kelele - Kiswahili for noise - is the name given to the 2009 African Bloggers Conference which is held in a different African city each year. The event, organised by the Kelele Organising Committee, will be held from 13 - 16 August 2009 in Nairobi, Kenya. 
WASHINGTON: Facebook on Friday, 15 May 2009 was blocking links to bogus websites set up to look like the home page of the popular social network in a "phishing" attack by hackers. 
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