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Case management system
Sept 12, 2002

US court contracts CA for information system

The Judicial Branch of the State of Connecticut is using a central Protective Order Registry designed by Computer Associates (CA) Services to provide law enforcement agencies with access to information.

Computer Associates Africa
2:10
Licensing
Sept 11, 2002

BSA steps up fight against piracy

The Business Software Alliance (BSA) is splurging on an advertising campaign as it goes into "non-tolerant" mode towards unlicensed software users. While vowing to increase litigation, it says it is still the kind, gentle organisation it always has been.

Phillip de Wet
4:00
National Intelligence Agency
Sept 10, 2002

Spooks operating illegally, says MTN

Hearings into the possibility of legalising cellphone jamming devices became heated yesterday when it was disclosed that jamming companies are already supplying equipment illegally and the National Intelligence Agency is using the technology illegally.

Phillip de Wet
3:50
AJS
Sept 9, 2002

AJS software targets legal practices

Matthew Spagnoletti, AJS product manager at Global Technology, says the AJS software suite has been designed to address the needs of legal practices.

Global Technology
3:10
Sept 5, 2002

Rural telecoms regulations could face fire

Recently issued draft regulations on special telecommunications licences for rural areas could see current operators barred and a one-licence-per-player rule. That is exactly what business analysts are advising against.

Phillip de Wet
3:20
Windows XP
Sept 2, 2002

Windows XP gives users downgrade rights

Axiz says the Windows XP Professional End-User Licence Agreement provides users with downgrade rights that permit them to continue to use other versions of the Windows operating system.

Axiz
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3:00
Aug 26, 2002

Microsoft, others win civil piracy case

Microsoft and several other companies, including Electronic Arts and Ster-Kinekor Home Entertainment, won a High Court case against a trader dealing in pirate software games and DVDs.

Microsoft SA
2:30
Information system
Aug 20, 2002

New system aims to combat car theft

A new information system aimed at assisting in the fight against illegal vehicle trafficking, developed by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, is being implemented in Southern African countries.

Staff Writer
5:50
419
Aug 20, 2002

419 scams hit the Web

The latest bunch of Nigerian con artists to hit SA have taken to the Web - with some sophistication - to reinforce perceptions of legitimacy.

Phillip de Wet
2:10
Aug 12, 2002

Telkom protester considers further action

It has been almost two months since Kevin Davie went to the Gauteng Consumer Affairs court to get back the money he says Telkom owes him. With little to show so far, he may escalate his complaint.

Telkom
1:10
ICASA
Aug 6, 2002

Court orders Telkom to give AT&T lines

AT&T says it has been granted a court order forcing Telkom to provide it with infrastructure the company previously refused to install. Telkom has until September to comply.

Staff Writer
3:10
Interception and monitoring
Aug 5, 2002

Lock up your SIM cards

One controversial piece of technology legislation has been passed, but another is on its way. This time you could go to jail for not guarding your cellular phone and will pay more for Internet access.

Phillip de Wet
2:10
Aug 5, 2002

US law firm expands AXS-One implementation

AXS-One has installed the AXS Excel solution at New York law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton.

AXS-One
 
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