Ivorian traffic to YouTube remains constant as traffic to Google services decreases.

Is HTML5 alive in Africa? Empirical knowledge on the subject is hard to come by, but such is the case with many web developments in Africa. A lack of easily searchable HTML5 web presence in Africa does not necessarily mean a lack of web design skill. Perhaps African web designers …

Translate or create originally? Paid or unpaid writers? Languages? Is local content truly necessary?

Can a uniquely African social network instigate revolution with the zeal of a Facebook or Twitter? The challenges facing African social networks stem more a lack of planning and focus than from a lack of technology.

Reports of Egypt censoring the Internet are all over the news. What are people saying?

Libya’s leader had shown greater interest in the Internet since 2003 – that is, until Tunisia’s so-called ‘social media revolution’.