SMSWeb supports Online Safety Campaign
SMSWeb, a company that specialises in providing free SMS messaging to schools, has joined the Online Safety Action Campaign today. Their services allow schools to be in more direct and immediate contact with their parents, and also allow the schools to save costs in terms of telephone, printing and administration costs. The service is currently […]
MyADSL Broadband Conference on 24 November 2006 at Vodaworld
This is short notice, but this may be of interest to you or someone else you know. I’ve already booked my seat for this event. The 2nd Annual MyADSL Broadband Conference is taking place this Friday. I attended last year’s conference and was very impressed with the quality of the speakers and the number of […]
Microsoft makes claim on Linux code
Microsoft is one of the companies that you love to hate. They are like the JR Ewing of the Computer industry. The big bully that everyone is afraid to upset. Besides the fact that Microsoft has a dominant market share in desktop operating systems and productivity applications, it also has a huge cash pile in […]
Where are the Cyber Inspectors?
In October a client of mine contacted me about a news story on TV about the Film and Publications board (FSB)’s quest to find and appoint cyber inspectors. This is nothing new to me because I know in 2002, the Electronic Communications and Transaction Act was passed into law, which made provision for so-called Cyber […]
My Next Car: Mercedes-Benz SLK
I’ve been dreaming about an SLK for many years now and the day I’ll be able to purchase my own is coming closer and closer. Especially after watching a film, The Secret. I started using some visualisation techniques like pasting a photo on my wall, and also making it my Desktop background photo. I missed […]