Disclaimer: I got some free stuff before posting this blog. Popcorn Indiana is a company that’s doing cool stuff with popcorn. They’re elbowing into territory that Simba and Jumping Jack have a firm grip on, but they’re offering something that’s completely different and utterly delicious. Yes, they haver the standard flavoured pre-popped popcorn, but they’ve [...]
READ MORE »My friends over at Retroviral Digital Communications have put together a cool little promotional ad highlighting some of their work and achievements. I personally know every one of the peeps there and I’ll stake my reputation on their abilities. If you’re ever looking for a digital agency…give them a call.
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Received this mail from the people over in chicken land this morning: Good morning, Two weeks ago we received a note from a certain CEO suggesting that we add ‘Speedchicken’ to our menu. Kagiso has been hard at work in our labs, experimenting and these are the results… It all started when Nando’s decided to [...]
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The PR industry is a strange place to work in. As much as many PR agencies and people proclaim their willingness to move with the times and see things from a fresh new angle – particularly when it comes to content – they always seem to get caught in the same old traps when it [...]
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South Africa’s tagline should change from “It’s possible” to “It’s out of stock” – because that’s all you ever hear when you walk into retail shops, or even order online these days. Now, I’m not sure if it’s pure laziness, incompetent buyers, useless merchandising staff, clueless sales people or a combination of the above, but [...]
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If you asked the vast majority of white South Africans about two years ago who Julius Malema was, you’d probably get a bunch of blank stares in reply. The truth is, that although Malema (29) has been on the political scene since his teen years, and elected as president of the ANC Youth League in [...]
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On the 15th of May 2004, all of South Africa was at the edge of its seat as FIFA’s president, Sepp Blatter, opened up the envelope containing the name of the country that would host the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup. After all, this was something that South Africa has wanted and campaigned for, for [...]
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