by Kyle de Waal & Morgan Botha. Our latest choice of SA ad campaigns: Drive Local, Three Word Stories, Faces of Change, Roadblock, and Seriously Responsible.
Category archives: Watch
Making the circle bigger — together #diversity
by Mimi Thurgood. How women in the creative industries can open up honest conversation, affect real change and raise other women.
Clicks ’n Tricks: Shop ’til Facebook drops you #coronavirusSA
by Charlie Stewart. Merchants may wish to take note of Facebook’s chequered history before rushing to embrace Facebook Shops.
Dear Radio: Covid-19 accelerates change in radio #coronavirusSA
by Paulo Dias. From the dawn of 2020, it was evident that change was coming to the way we thought of radio and audio marketing.
#Transformers: Transforming startup culture [video]
by Charlie Mathews. A pragmatic, centred approach to building a business is transformational.
#Transformers: Collaboration for transformation
by Charlie Mathews. Doing something meaningful about the credit crisis is a national priority, which is why it’s great to see Pep Stores innovating by collaborating with a crowd-driven NGO to help pay off consumer debt.
#Transformers: Structural transformation matters. Just do it!
by Charlie Mathews. As the world watched ordinary Americans courageously face off a Trumpian display of violent, systematic racism backed by police brutality, Nike made an ad.
MarkLives #AdChamps of the Month [Jun 2020]
by Kyle de Waal & Morgan Botha. Our latest choice of SA lockdown campaigns: #SongOfHope, Mothers of Industry, UNITY, We’re Worth Waiting For, and #SaveYourSpot.
Dear Radio: Reclaim the disclaimer
by Paulo Dias. Let’s kick off with a philosophical question… If a disclaimer is sped up so much that no one can hear it, did you really play a disclaimer?
#WritersBlock: Pundits, pedants and purists
by Tiffany Markman. Is there room for Grammar Police in a world where English evolves? I don’t think so — and that’s a tough scenario for me, because I am one.