[Kamogelo Sesing] I could never understand it - how the Asian and Latin American countries got it right at Cannes every year with work done in their native tongue.

[Issa Sikiti da Silva] ‘Dishonest' Internet service providers (ISPs) who register clients' names as their own and make it difficult for clients who later want to change and have their names managed by another ISP, and cyber-squatters (including spammers and ‘witches') will be dealt with severely by the new licensing regulations which are now up for public scrutiny.

NEWSWATCH: Avusa, owner of The Times, which is delivered free to Sunday Times subscribers, has denied rumours that the free-to-subscribers newspaper may be closed, says Business Report, which also looks at Telkom, and how it will make up for post-Vodacom earnings. On the SABC front, a senior political correspondent Sophie Mokoena is in trouble after calling a rival radio station and badmouthing the national broadcaster - her voice was recognised, reports IOL, which also reports the death of a Cape Town DJ. Farther afield... Facebook can bite, as a Canadian woman found out when her insurer saw pictures of her in a bikini - and anything but depressed, reports IOL Technology. Back in Africa, a Kenyan TV satire has local politicians in a bit of a bother, reports Mail & Guardian Online.