The coronavirus infection will have a hugely disruptive effect on supply chains, global travel and the world economy

Computer scientist Tesler (no, not Tesla) designed many functions we now find essential for working on the screen

Mark Zuckerberg knows stricter legislation is coming for Facebook and is desperately trying to limit its scope

The future of dating is digital. But just like the older generations’ handsome stranger in a bar, it isn’t without its hazards

Even though we’re trapped in Google’s universe, it may be possible to live without some — or even all — of its services

The hacking of Jeff Bezos’s iPhone seems to represent a new form of warfare —nation-state vs multinational magnate

In a triumph for privacy, Facebook has dropped plans to introduce advertising on its messaging platform

In a decision that entrenches the disinformation war on social media, it basically says it will continue to publish lies

SA must embrace new power technologies, not only to save us from Eskom’s rolling blackouts but to prepare us for the future

Facebook’s woes went from bad to horrendous in a year sentiment turned against the greatest monopolies ever seen

And the selfish unions at SAA join the soul-destroying cocktail of corruption and decay that poisons any buds of optimism

Calling it ‘a bias against the poor’, the Competition Commission demands that Vodacom and MTN’s data costs be halved

True to his Pretoria roots, Elon Musk has built a bakkie. But the windows are less resistant to missiles than he thought

Upstart airline FlySafair is punctual with user-friendly sites, while the national carrier’s website and app are from the dark ages

Political ads make up just 0.5% of Facebook’s $66bn revenue but it still allows them, even if they contain falsehoods