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New booties for Nandos
Nando’s recently launched an internal brand campaign, called ‘Take a Stand Against Bland’, to inspire all employees (from the CEO down) “to deliver on the brand promise”. So far 5000 pairs of Nando’s takkies has been distributed.
Should bloggers and WordPress designers really be nominated for Digirati?
nataliedee.com I dared wonder out loud…
Are you a member of the Digirati?
The Mail & Guardian is launching a new annual titled Digerati as a guide to everyone you need to know in SA technology. “Think of it as an encyclopaedia of local ICT movers and shakers and you’ll be only a little short of the mark,” reads the site. “It will also be an essential guide to procuring services, making decisions and just generally understanding the market.”
Burp Tennis
King James created this incredibly funny ad for fast food chain Steers. It also created a site called www.burptennis.co.za as part of the campaign. For the YouTube original featuring two geeks who laugh more often than they burp go here.
Apartheid Museum ad looks at land distribution
This ad was created by Grey South Africa for the Apartheid Museum. The copy reads; “During Apartheid eighteen million people were forced to live on only thirteen percent of South Africa’s land. 4.5 million were given 87%.”
On the bright side…
The latest edition of Newsweek features this rather bright cover in the midst of all the current doom and gloom.
New gathering for African bloggers
An annual gathering for bloggers from Africa is on the cards.
Is Google making media stupid?
In the media world Google simply makes us repetitive. Popular Mechanics SA ran this cover in October and The Atlantic ran it in July/August 08.
Nando’s turns BASA entry into artwork
When Nando’s entered its Nando’s Worldwide Art Initiative, which supports local artists whose work beautifies Nando’s stationery, offices and restaurants, into the BASA awards it and agency Cross Colours decided to turn the entry into an artwork in itself. The annual BASA Awards recognises corporate support for the arts.