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1:40
Nov 22, 2002

Stars hooked on online shopping

Twelve South African celebrities are taking part in an organised Internet buying spree to promote online shopping. Organised by Ananzi Shopping and several local e-tailers, the celebrity experience appears to be converting the participants to the e-tail world.

Tracy Burrows
2:00
MSN
Nov 22, 2002

MSN research shows how the Net has evolved

MSN SA says its second annual Internet Research Survey found that the majority of respondents bank and make purchases online.

Microsoft SA
2:20
EBay
Nov 21, 2002

eBay consolidates for the festive season

eBay has announced plans to consolidate its electronics listings into a single online store, in a bid to capture a bigger slice of the Christmas market than its old rival, Amazon.com.

Staff Writer
2:00
Nov 21, 2002

Ezee-Dex releases online trading solution

Ezee-Dex Online Services has announced the Ezee-Dex Sell online trading solution, which allows suppliers to create online buying points for their customers on the Internet.

2:40
Online store
Nov 21, 2002

HP SA launches online store

HP SA has opened a local online store that will sell selected HP products directly to consumers.

Hewlett-Packard SA
1:50
Old Mutual
Nov 21, 2002

Plan your finances online

Old Mutual has launched an educational Web site to give visitors access to information about step-by-step financial planning and basic personal financial analysis tools.

Staff Writer
12:50
Christmas shopping
Nov 21, 2002

E-tailers dream of a green Christmas

Reports of the demise of online shopping have - to paraphrase Mark Twain - been greatly exaggerated. Retailers that remain in this sector are generally optimistic of mega-sales during the coming festive season.

Rodney Weidemann
2:00
Web services
Nov 21, 2002

It`s computing, but not as we know it

The Internet will eventually emerge as a global networked computing utility, replacing computing as we know it today, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.

PricewaterhouseCoopers
2:30
Software
Nov 20, 2002

Cautiously use Web services now, says analyst

Web services standards are stabilising fast, says Meta Group VP Michael Barnes, and while business must embrace the standards now, he warns that some of the key elements, such as security and quality of service measures, are still lacking.

META Group
3:10
Nov 19, 2002

Government gets selection.co.za

The Department of Communications has saved face by gaining control of the selection.co.za domain and soothed fears by bringing its critics into the fold. But questions remain on its handling of the .za domain authority board selection.

Phillip de Wet
5:10
XSP
Nov 19, 2002

XSP holds promise despite economic turbulence

Despite economic uncertainties, vendor initiatives in the hosted, software-as-services model (XSP) continue to grow, says Danny Ilic, business development owner at Computer Associates Africa.

Computer Associates Africa
1:20
Online store
Nov 18, 2002

Mini shop uses Intershop technology

Local development house eBam Systems has implemented an online storefront for BMW SA`s Mini using the Intershop4 solution.

3:30
.ZA
Nov 15, 2002

Government calls truce on .za

The communications ministry is to name its chief detractor, Mike Lawrie, as a member of the panel due to select the domain name authority that will supersede him. Meanwhile, the selection process has triggered a domain name battle.

Phillip de Wet
 
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