If warnings are best expressed in clear language, why are most warnings about Web security threats delivered in obscure code?

Carelessness aside, SA makes it possible to lose cellphones in a range of interesting ways.

A recent case where a gamer murdered his friend for selling his online possession raises questions about what constitutes property, or a crime.

During Easter, as during the Christmas holidays, there was an unprecedented level of international mergers and acquisitions.

We`re not talking I, Robot-style megalomania, but there could be a power threat lurking on your desktop.

Spammers should be given some credit for creativity as they come up with the most improbable names in the world.

While having a fully networked home seems like giving in to the machine, there are definitely some benefits.

Reports this week of the likelihood that Telkom may raise the price of local phone calls highlights once again the urgent need for competition.

Former WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers was found guilty of fraud last week.

Does the Web belong to the Unix high priests or the B2B crowd? The chatroom freaks or peer-to-peer junkies? To say "everyone" is problematic, but sadly, it`s true.

The change of the 20Twenty brand to that of Standard Chartered Bank is like the Golf replacing the Beetle.

Even the greatest lover of books can find a reason to turn to the Internet from time to time.

Sony`s new management team has a mandate to re-awaken the global giant.