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TikTok, TikTok, is time up for TikTok? National security versus freedom of expression weighed in court judgment
TikTok has run out of options to challenge a United States national security law that requires its owner to divest (dispose of its ownership interest)
Oops I did it again! A case of déjà vu for the Department of Basic Education and the privacy aspects of publishing matric results
“Oops, I did it again, I published your marks and my reasons are lame” (sung to the tune of Britney Spears’ famous hit). South Africa’s
South Africa’s National Data and Cloud Policy, 2024 Published Yesterday
The South African government’s Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (“DCDT”) published its National Policy on Data and Cloud yesterday (“National Data and Cloud Policy”). It is well-drafted, concise and realistic. It doesn’t skirt issues, acknowledging that there are problems and identifying how to fix them.
Next-Generation Radio Frequency Spectrum for Economic Development Policy Published Today
South Africa’s Next-Generation Radio Frequency Spectrum for Economic Development Policy (“Next-Generation Spectrum Policy”) published today. It has some interesting ideas: let’s see the industry’s reaction.
Contractual Liability for Cybercrimes – Who Bears the Brunt?
This article discusses contractual liability for cybercrimes in light of the recent court judgements in Gerber v PSG and Hawarden v ENS.
Third-Party Involvement in Class Licenses
This article discusses regulatory compliance under the Electronic Communications Act of third-party involvement in class licences.
The Role of Technology in Cyberwarfare and Information Warfare
This article discusses the role of technology in cyber warfare and information warfare.
Can the Constitution serve as a Blueprint for AI Regulation in South Africa?
In navigating the complexities of AI regulation, South Africa can draw inspiration and guidance from its Constitution. The Constitution embodies the democratic values of human dignity, equality, freedom, and the rule of law. These fundamental values provide a solid foundation for AI regulation that promotes fairness, inclusivity, transparency and accountability.
A Focus on the Trade Marks Dispute in the ANC v MK Case
This article discusses the ANC v MK trade mark dispute that was heard in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court recently.