Last week saw two international acquisitions as well as another disposal by Datatec.

There are many things we can learn from the security breach at Absa, most of which does not relate much to security procedures at all.

In today`s technology roundup: SCO claims denied; Lindows attempts to resurrect the network computer; and SCO bolsters Web services with Vultus.

The recent Internet banking fraud has been blamed on the customers` security, or lack thereof. But shouldn`t banks be shouldering their share of the blame?

A class action in the US against the originator of pop-up windows gives everyone a reason to smile.

Last week`s local news included the convergence colloquium and shareholders` approval of the AST rights issue.

Inspired media liaison, as shown by IT company Veritas last week, is a rare and beautiful thing.

Ironically, the sight of a huge audience laughing at two colloquium speakers is the clearest sign yet that things are, finally, looking good for telecommunications.

A trip to Cape Town provides the opportunity to ponder the inadequacies of the Internet.

Last week saw several profit warnings ahead of the quarterly results due to start streaming out next week.

They say local is lekker, but what they really mean is, it`s not. Who says South Africans don`t know the meaning of irony?

You could find yourself caught between a rock and a hard place when it comes to deciding whether to repair your cellphone or buy a new one.

Rumours are grist to the journalistic mill. Is that really such a bad thing?