Win two tickets to Toffie Pop worth R1500

Toffie Pop’s event poster doubles up as a street art kit. The shapes on the posters can be cut out and the best street art submission wins two tickets to Toffie Pop worth R1500 in total. Entries should be submitted by posting it on the Toffie Pop Facebook Page wall (www.facebook.com/toffiefestival). Posters can be collected from Church Giftshop at 12 Spin St in the Cape Town CBD.

View some of the entries received so far!

Punk’d out of ATL funk

Alistair King, group creative director of the King James Group, doesn’t bother to hide his enthusiasm for the latest, possibly bravest, move within his agency to further define its offering in a competitive market, where budgets are shifting from above-the-line to integrated campaigns and what was traditionally considered below-the-line work.

Occupy Twitter in the name of the global citizen

Twitter can now censor tweets by country. National borders, drawn on paper and defended with razor wire and guns in the physical world, now have a presence on the internet as well. You won’t find politicians complaining — but maybe the rest of us should.

A role for media agencies in solving the modern media blur

London-based media company PHD Worldwide, a part of the Omnicom Media Group, recently stepped up its investment in the South African market with its purchase of a 70% shareholding in strategic media planning company page three.

Magazine covers we love (this week)!

MarkLives.com runs a regular slot featuring the best local and international magazine covers every week. We recognise well thought out, powerful and interesting (and hopefully all three in one) magazine covers and celebrate the mix of pragmatism, creativity and personal taste that created each of them. By media blogger MediaSlutZA.

Tomas Roope on successful hybrid communication

Tomas Roope has been doing multimedia since 1991. That was before most of the rest of us even realised it existed. So listen closely.

South African ad makes cover of Lürzer’s ARCHIVE

Y&R’s Land Rover Defender ‘Jumper’ print ad made the front cover of the latest issue of Lürzer’s ARCHIVE – “200 Best Automotive Ads 2000-2010 worldwide”. Lürzer’s ARCHIVE is a leading ad industry collection. The ad was originated and shot in Cape Town, but was scheduled for publication in the UK.

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