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5:10
Namespace
Sept 16, 2002

Namespace opts for negotiation

Namespace ZA has three options for its future contribution to the government`s efforts to set up a new administrator for the .za domain name system: capitulate, negotiate or litigate. It has opted to negotiate.

Ivo Vegter
3:30
ADSL
Sept 16, 2002

ADSL 'will halve our Internet bill`

Telkom`s pricing has come in for widespread criticism, but the first commercial user of ADSL, a small business, expects to save more than R2 000 on monthly Internet costs.

Telkom
1:20
Survey
Sept 16, 2002

New survey looks for views on ECT Act

SASurvey is assisting legal firm Buys Attorneys and Trust Online to conduct a survey to determine opinions on and compliance with the Electronic Communications and Transaction (ECT) Act and other new laws.

2:30
Software
Sept 13, 2002

IT mission accomplished for summit

Despite tight deadlines, organisers are pleased with what was achieved in setting up the 12-day World Summit. Now, as they collect the hardware and wait for the NIA to certify the machines clean enough for redistribution, they can breathe a sigh of relief.

HP
2:50
Sept 13, 2002

Novell provides Absa with Internet solution

In a strategic two-year partnership worth an initial R12 million, Novell has delivered an Internet client service solution to Absa.

Novell
2:50
Sept 13, 2002

Siemens IC Mobile launches Gigaset 4975 voice & data

The Siemens Information and Communication Mobile Group has announced the Gigaset 4975 voice & data, which it touts as an "all in one box" for wireless voice and data communication.

2:50
Online Banking
Sept 12, 2002

Standard`s online banking takes off

Standard Bank`s online strategy is beginning to pay dividends as the concept gains in popularity. More than SA`s entire GDP is transacted through the online bank every year.

Paul Vecchiatto
1:50
IWeek
Sept 12, 2002

Internet industry least transformed, says Ngcaba

Department of Communications head Andile Ngcaba tells the Internet industry that it is the least transformed in the technology world and faces extinction unless including blacks becomes a priority. Representivity is not negotiable, he warns.

Phillip de Wet
1:40
Software
Sept 12, 2002

Scammers latch onto Zimbabwe misery

The notorious 419 scammers have turned their attention to the plight of Zimbabwean farmers with offers to shift millions of dollars out of the country in the name of the farmers` union.

Alastair Otter
1:10
Internet
Sept 12, 2002

Greek gaming ban banned

In today`s technology roundup: Greek gaming ban banned, PHP outstrips ASP.

Alastair Otter
1:40
Security
Sept 12, 2002

Bypassing SMTP content protection with a flick of a button

Beyond Security`s SecuriTeam has discovered a new method of bypassing many SMTP-based content filter using Outlook Express.

Beyond Security
1:40
Sept 12, 2002

Online ICT Master`s course launched

An online international Master`s programme in telecoms and ICT policy and regulation, in which seven southern African universities are collaborating, is to begin next year.

Staff Writer
1:50
MNR Solutions
Sept 11, 2002

New applications keep Cobol alive

The one consistency in the IT industry over the years has been Cobol, and a new early adopter programme is hoping to extend the language to the Web and other distributed platforms.

Rodney Weidemann
 
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