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SA faces mega challenges in regulating metaverse

Lack of understanding of immersive tech is the key challenge facing local policy-makers in developing innovative frameworks to govern this uncharted territory.

Wikileaks encryption use offers 'legal challenge'

In today's technology roundup: Wikileaks encryption use offers 'legal challenge', HP rings up Hurd's final quarter, Facebook Places takes aim at Google, and IBM kicks off UK apprentice scheme.

Cell C logo rejected

The Registrar of Trademarks has provisionally refused the registration of Cell C's new logo and legal experts point to copyright issues as the cause.

E-governance goes rural

In this World Wide Wrap: E-governance goes rural, Internet governance forum held, and training programmes launched.

Acquisition makes it a |--gbp--|250m year

In this World Wide Wrap: Acquisition makes it a |--gbp--|250m year, Kzen, SAP Malaysia team up, and Ceridian releases HRevolution.

NHS streamlines services

In this World Wide Wrap: NHS streamlines services, First Data targets tech jobs, and India protects its data.

Microsoft fights losing battle

In today's technology roundup: Microsoft fights losing battle, Palm changes direction, iTunes sells DRM-free music, and Apple, YouTube partner.

Telkom exec moves to Media

Another senior executive has left the telecoms giant for one of its subsidiaries.

The employee - asset or liability?

Employees are responsible for up to 80% of IT security breaches, speakers at this week`s ICT law conference said.

SA sites don`t comply with ECT Act

A new study has found that most South African Web sites do not comply with legislation.

Lawyers air conflicting ECT Act views

A local commercial law firm has criticised newspaper reports quoting an IT lawyer as saying that bank account hack victims have the right to be refunded by banks.

Legislation gets to grips with the Net

Revenue services, lawyers and human resources are all grappling to come to terms with Internet legislation, revealed a Nedbank e-commerce workshop yesterday.