International companies are keenly watching SA ahead of the enactment of the personal information Bill, a law firm says.
The fixed-line operator prepares for the inevitability of local loop unbundling, but will advocate for a return on its investment.
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KSS upgraded Legal Aid's Cisco network and converted its legacy PABX-based infrastructure to Cisco's IP Communications platform.
Pirated software costs legal resellers and the local computer industry millions of rands a month through lost revenue, says Microsoft SA.
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The organisation says the training and experience gives the disabled an opportunity to prove themselves in the workplace.
The commission will assess whether mobile content providers are paying copyright royalties to rightful owners.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Time Warner to test cable TV, Canadian broadcasters in 3D TV deal, and panel to study court broadcasting.
Communications minister Roy Padayachie is defending his five-star hotel stay while the opposition accuses him of having “opulent tendencies”.
The communications minister has decided to ditch the controversial draft Public Broadcasting Service Bill and wants a broader piece of legislation to cover the sector.