A Winning Combination (Video)

An update on what you should be thinking about as you decide whether or not to continue using Whatsapp.

In this video, Manyani Maseko discusses the ANC bathing suit copyright faux pas on ANN7.

Can social media posts be used as evidence in disciplinary enquiries? – Moneywebb Midday with Jeremy Maggs on 7 May 2024.

African Women on the Move: In Conversation With Social Media Marketer

According to recent reports, TikTok is employing a two-tiered moderation system that gives preferential treatment to influencers, celebrities and other VIPs.

As existing clients, and potential clients, are furiously tweeting and posting online, it is important for all litigators to understand that those tweets and posts are discoverable in litigation, often with disastrous consequences.

South Africa has become a highly litigious country, as evidenced by the growing court rolls across the nation. This increase in litigation can be attributed to various factors, including greater public awareness...

The Do's and Dont's of Responsible Social Media Usage - Both the Greatest Threat and Asset to your Business.

On September 28th and 29th, the International Advertising Association will be hosting its annual Africa Rising conference. The two-day conference, which will be held virtually, is centered around the...

The Oxford dictionary defines an emoji as a small digital image or icon used to express an idea or an emotion. Emojis are arguably the fastest growing language used on social media sites...

The advent of the global COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenging time for individuals and businesses alike. It has resulted in the need for many to work remotely through the use of technology.

Over 150 million people worldwide recently downloaded the very popular FaceApp after Hollywood celebrities started posting images of their edited faces in a social media challenge using the hashtag

With the now fast-paced world in the fifth industrial revolution, the legal sector is at the forefront of current global technological growth which makes for a powerful force to enable...

On Monday afternoon, the Advertising Regulatory Board ("ARB") set the industry abuzz after it announced that Meta, the technology conglomerate which owns and operates a hive of social media platforms such as Facebook.

Many people are use social media platforms to negotiate a number of transactions and the question arises whether the exchange of these messages can be recognised in our law as enforceable contracts.

In the era of social media and instant messaging, the courts are constantly challenged to develop the common law to accommodate the ever-changing environment.

The Advertising and Regulatory Board (ARB) recently handed down a decision holding that the videos posted by comedians Skhumba Hlophe and Celeste Ntuli had breached the code on South African advertising.

The Protection of Personal Information Act, 4 of 2013 is to protect personal information and ensure that the right to privacy in terms of the Constitution is upheld.

If left unchecked, it could result in devastating consequences.