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Film
Jul 3, 2003

New site for screenwriters

A new Web site has been launched to allow budding South African screenwriters to expose their work to film producers and directors.

Iain Scott
2:40
Jul 3, 2003

Hackathon may loom on Sunday

Symantec is tracking any unusual activities after a Web defacement challenge issued by a hackers` group. The company strongly urges sites to deploy multi-tier security, but experts warn it may already be too late.

Symantec
1:10
Jul 2, 2003

SA Muslim directory launches online

A new Web site has been launched to serve as a business and services directory for SA`s Muslim community.

Tracy Burrows
2:10
Jul 2, 2003

OpenLink enhances virtual database

The OpenLink Software Virtuoso 3.2 virtual database for SQL, XML and Web services for the Mac OS X platform has been released.

OpenLink
2:20
Easy Pay
Jul 1, 2003

EasyPay: Our fine payment service is legal

After a warning from the Johannesburg metro police department about paying fines online, EasyPay has assured its customers it is legal to pay fines through easypay.co.za or at its selected retail outlets.

Stephen Whitford
3:00
Jul 1, 2003

New entrants top online banking poll

SA`s top banks have been edged out in the popularity stakes by smaller groups - among them shaky start-up 20Twenty - in an online banking survey conducted via ITWeb.

Tracy Burrows
1:40
Johnnic
Jul 1, 2003

Business 'begins to see value` in Internet

With the Internet hype now over, businesses in SA are starting to use the Web to operate more efficiently, says Johnnic Digital CEO Neil Jacobsohn.

Iain Scott
2:00
WiFi
Jul 1, 2003

Tiny island becomes first free wireless nation

While SA is still struggling with legislation that affects wireless roll-out, a tiny South Pacific state is leading the way, having launched the world`s first free nationwide WiFi Internet access service.

Rodney Weidemann
2:20
Jun 30, 2003

ECT Act could put pirate viewers in jail

Internet law company Buys Incorporated has warned that pirate TV viewers could face jail sentences in terms of the provisions of the ECT Act. This follows a case against a pirate MultiChoice viewer.

Tracy Burrows
4:00
WISP
Jun 30, 2003

Nabbed SA WISP lobbies UN

A Cape-based wireless ISP (WISP), which is facing charges after having its equipment confiscated, has used a UN conference in New York to lobby support for SA deregulation.

Carel Alberts
4:10
Rural schools
Jun 27, 2003

KZN schools get cut-rate Internet

Two Cape Town entrepreneurs have launched a project to cut the cost of taking the Internet into rural schools by using old computers and cutting down on licensing costs and dial-up fees.

Stephen Whitford
2:00
Jun 27, 2003

Western Cape moves towards e-government

The Western Cape government has launched its Cape Gateway, part of its e-government strategy, which aims to cut red tape and promote the province`s call centre credentials.

Paul Vecchiatto
1:30
Jun 27, 2003

Kids are Internet naturals

A project in the Eastern Cape has shown that South African children in rural areas can intuitively acquire computer skills with no training.

Georgina Guedes
 
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