Whichever way they put the squeeze on it, porn is innovative enough to always prevail. So print sleaze merchants are probably not worried about their online brothers getting filthy rich while they become dirt poor.

Many companies today try to keep information on their activities under lock and key, often to the detriment of their corporate image.

The debate about genetic modification rages on, but a couple of recent discoveries present a compelling argument for these technologies.

Dimension Data`s loss and Prism`s empowerment deal were big news locally last week, while SCO Group`s Linux campaign gained momentum internationally.

CIOs have suffered a fall in stature, but when viewed in terms of personal gravitas alone, the ones I`ve met deserve better.

The onset of the technology revolution has led to all sorts of advances that the children of today make use of, but it also means there are more opportunities for school bullies to be cruel.

Modern technology has allowed a murder case to be built, seemingly out of thin air, in the Soham murder trial.

Last week saw acquisitions by Cisco, HP and IBM, and the proposed merger of Scala Business Solutions and Epicor Software.

People want their lives to be different in startling ways. So how about innovations that we can really use: teleportation, bad-driver shocker seats, and SMS voting tailor-made for apathetic voters.

Two recent ICT awards ceremonies displayed a complete lack of the very skills they honoured.

Two incidents have left me with a pathological fear of the frequently touted corporate trend - outsourcing.

Last week saw the Comparex Africa/Business Connexion empowerment deal as well as some movement on the SNO front.

DataPro has introduced a "risk-free", outsourced option to prospective WiFi hotspot owners. But the real risk to location owners is whether the service will still be there tomorrow.