by MarkLives. The hottest primetime shows on e.tv in South Africa revealed: TV ratings for October 2019.
Author archives: Simone Puterman
#SPOTLIGHT: There’s an alcoholic in the boardroom
by Anon. My sobriety date is 6 December 2016. I’ve been in the ad game for almost 12 years. Our paths may have met; it’s just that I might have been too drunk to remember.
Brands & Branding: Transformations & emergence of brand ecosystems
by Dr Carla Enslin. The transformations identified here present fundamental outcomes and key performance variables towards the useful development of a customised brand-business metric.
Q5: Meet Ntombikayise Banda, the fundi behind FundaBotix [interview]
by Carey Finn. Ntombikayise Banda is striving to make science, tech, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects more accessible to South African learners.
Only Connect Podcast: Meet the multi-talented Khaya Dlanga • Ep 7
by Bradley Elliott. I’ve steered clear of interviewing advertising figureheads but Khaya Dlanga is an exception.
Press Pass: Could membership programmes save the news media?
by Carey Finn. They already are, says Daily Maverick’s Styli Charalambous. The online daily has seen its own membership initiative go from strength to strength over the past year.
Watched: Top 10 TV shows deciphered — Oct 2019
by Richard Lord. Here are the top 10 television shows in South Africa for the month of October 2019.
The Suit: Are you a great suit or an average one?
by Jason Harrison. As the late, great Bob Rightford used to say, “I’m really not interested in how hard you tried; I’m only interested in if you did what needed to be done.”
An Accountant in Adland: ‘Showing up’ in a new era [S2 E2]
by Siwe Thusi. From the streets to the ether, the toyi-toying is now the sounds of ping notifications flooding in from hashtags in tweets and posts.
#AgencyFocus: The studio behind SuzelleDIY & Tali’s Wedding Diary
by Sabrina Forbes. The production house that brought you viral shows such as SuzelleDIY and Tali’s Wedding Diary began as an idea in a bedroom.