A dispute between a mobile service provider and an organisation representing artists` rights, over the amount of royalties to be paid for the use of music cellphone ringtones, has been settled.
Datacentrix, Centricity and internal Grintek personnel will work together to legalise all software licences within the Grintek Group.
A US judge has issued a permanent injunction against Triangle Technology Services prohibiting the company from using certain EMC software, says EMC.
A hacker is reported to have targeted at least 20 South African Web sites last week, 14 of the attacks occurring in a single day.
Keystone Information Services Group - recently ordered to pay R1.1 million in damages to Microsoft for software piracy - is in liquidation, so the software giant is going after its directors in their personal capacity.
With regulation and liberalisation of telecommunications top of the agenda, Tel.Com Africa 2002 is taking place at a crucial time for much of Africa and promises to be filled with controversial views.
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The Indiana Supreme Court has contracted Computer Associates (CA) Services to design and implement an advanced case management system solution to streamline judicial processes.
The online industry is still largely unaware of the ramifications of the new laws governing the Internet, a survey has found.
A recommendation on whether cellphone jamming devices should be legalised still seems to be some way off.
More than half the profit Telkom made in its last financial year could be wiped out just as it is listed as dispute arbitration goes against it. But the legal battles are not yet over.
A survey by an online dispute resolution service has found local electronic banking Web sites technically secure, but rates Absa and First National Bank low for lack of copyright and allowing spiders on their sites.
The top concerns facing the US insurance industry are new legislation, regulation and compliance, according to a recent survey conducted by Sapiens International, represented locally by JMR Software.
In today`s technology roundup: Greek government lifts gaming ban, iris-scanning on the way for Canadian travellers.