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14 Nov 2011
 
 
Social Media: Guidelines on the policy for employees
SA LABOUR GUIDE
About 17 years ago social media could have been described as printed media, radio and television. That was until we were introduced to the World Wide Web and all the wonderful things that we are...
 
 
07 Nov 2011
 
What you say on Facebook can get you fired
Johanette Rheeder Attorneys
Facebook, Twitter and other social network sites are part of many people’s lives, some more than others. As a consequence, employees are active and post comments, read comments or chat on a...
 
 
15 Apr 2011
 
Will the revolution be tweeted? The potential for democratisation through social media
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
The Arab world is ablaze, people’s power is at its height and the firm grips of dictators and authoritarian regimes in the region have been severely compromised: Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali,...
 
 
08 Mar 2011
 
ICT’s as a tool for democratisation: Why invade? Just 'poke!' The North African revolutions
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
January 2011: Tunisian President Zine-el-Abidine Ben Ali steps down as President following weeks of protests; February 2011: Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak steps down due to protests, ending his...
 
 
02 Mar 2011
 
The Dark Side of the Internet: Cybercrime
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
By the end of 2010, an estimated 1,97 billion people around the world were using the Internet. Of these, about 111 million were in Africa.
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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