Kevin Smith discusses 'Please Call Me' case

Copyright legal analyst Kevin Smith speaks to Newzroom Afrika's Audrey Chimwanda as the Constitutional Court prepares to deliver its final ruling on the long-running 'Please Call Me' case between Vodacom and former employee Nkosana Makate.
Tune into Newzroom Afrika DStv channel 405 for more.

[@lungamasuku6872]

I hope he wins and gets all his money 🎉

[@LindokuhleHlatshwayo-oo5rf]

#PAYMAKATE !!!

[@boipelos200]

His idea, even though it was implemented by the company, generated a lot of money for the company. I think companies could learn a thing or two from this case, if employees are well compensated for their ideas this could be incentive for employees to come up with ground breaking innovative ideas.

[@Lerumles]

This case has undertones of terrible race relations practiced by Vodacom

[@floatpoint1050]

I'm all for him winning but the repercussions will be severe. That 20 billion has to come from somewhere and the first place will be job cuts.

[@lindiwe-jeanettekutyunga6]

This case is long over due😢😢

[@MrMthethwa86]

This case will make a good movie 🎥

[@nicoperreira4698]

I am under the impression that if you work for a company and get a salary. He is only a fortune seeker.

[@masiya3802]

Okay stay under that rock of your impression. 😂

[@LesegoMakhanya-w2o]

Don't you sign your IP to your employer?

[@voiceofthepeople-94]

I am not being Xenophobic but is this News Anchor a South African??is she from Zim??? I think We have many many many journos who are looking for opportunities, this is abit ridiculous now