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Laser
Mar 19, 2003

Lexmark clarifies position on injunction

Lexmark South Africa has broken its silence on its parent company`s recent preliminary injunction against Static Control, a supplier of components to remanufacturers of printer cartridges.

Lexmark International SA
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Outsourcing
Mar 11, 2003

Legal practice outsources to Artec

Artec Computer Systems has been contracted to take care of the IT outsourcing requirements of Sandton-based Moss Morris.

Artec
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Least cost routing
Mar 11, 2003

Telkom to proceed with LCR court action

Telkom has published a notice inviting interested parties to join in the High Court action and raise a defence regarding the sale, distribution and use of least cost routing (LCR).

Telkom
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Mar 5, 2003

Forum to analyse Internet issues

Key issues relating to the Internet and digital law are to come under the spotlight at a three-day Southern African Internet Forum in the Pilanesberg next month.

Tracy Burrows
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Linux
Mar 5, 2003

LegalWise implements Obsidian solution

Obsidian Systems has provided LegalWise with a Linux-based LINC Server to handle its Internet requirements.

Obsidian Systems
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Interception of Communications Act
Feb 19, 2003

Complying with the Interception of Communications Act

Buys Inc Attorneys and Enterprise Connection provide some pointers on the Interception of Communications Act`s wide-ranging implications for businesses.

Enterprise Connection
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Regulation of Interception of Communications
Feb 13, 2003

Consent is contentious issue

Lawyers say a new law does not necessarily mean employers have to get written consent to intercept e-mail on their networks, but not doing so could be risky.

Phillip de Wet
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Document management
Feb 12, 2003

Death, taxes and document management

Document management and the legal consequences of the lack thereof could be extremely costly to companies of all sizes as legislation is increasingly demanding more accurate record-keeping.

Paul Vecchiatto
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ICASA
Feb 7, 2003

ICASA may take action against minister

Just as one legal case challenging the bidding process for the second telephone operator has been dropped, another may be in the pipeline, this time initiated by the Independent Communications Authority of SA (ICASA).

Staff Writer
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SNO
Feb 6, 2003

Goldleaf drops court bid

In a show of unflagging confidence, the Goldleaf Trading consortium says it will abandon its legal action against regulator ICASA and the government in favour of taking part in the new process to select a partner for a Telkom competitor.

Phillip de Wet
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SNO
Feb 3, 2003

Goldleaf confident in legal challenge

Goldleaf Trading believes it has a good chance of success in challenging the process leading up to the formation of SA`s second fixed-line telephone network. If it is right, the SNO could be delayed for years.

Phillip de Wet
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SNO
Jan 31, 2003

Goldleaf goes to court to halt SNO process

The Goldleaf Trading consortium is to turn to the courts to halt the process of assembling SA`s second fixed-line telephone operator after the communications ministry today rejected both its and rival Optis Telecommunications` bids.

Phillip de Wet
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Cisco
Jan 28, 2003

Cisco lawsuit not as simple as it looks

Martin May, regional director of Enterasys Networks, believes the recent filing of Cisco`s lawsuit against Huawei could see the companies tied up in protracted and expensive litigation.

Extreme Networks
 
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