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Cannes Lions announces revamped 2018 Festival
Cannes Lions has today launched the 2018 Festival of Creativity, with important changes to the delegate experience and awards structure. A streamlined 65th edition of the Festival which will run for five days More than 650 delegate passes given away free as part of new Young Lions initiative New opportunities to celebrate the work throughout... Continue reading→
News24 puts ANC TG Zweli Mkhize in the hot seat
News24 Frontline will be in conversation with ANC Presidential hopeful and Treasurer-General, Dr Zweli Mkhize. Dr Mkhize will be interviewed live, via real-time video stream, by News24 editor Adriaan Basson and News24 politics editor Mahlatse Mahlase. The race to follow President Jacob Zuma as leader of the ruling party is heating up and South Africans are following the... Continue reading→
Krispy Kreme South Africa takes home Impact award
The highly anticipated Krispy Kreme Global Partner Summit was held this year in Orlando, Florida from the 28th of August to the 31st of August. Each year Krispy Kreme franchisees from all over the globe are invited to attend the global conference. The conference highlights the success of franchises worldwide and gives franchisees a taste... Continue reading→
Promise top 5 in SA for client satisfaction
Promise has been voted by clients as a foremost agency in South Africa for client satisfaction. Promise is also the only agency to maintain its position in the top 5 after the debut SCOPEN Agency Scope survey. The extensive findings of the latest SCOPEN Agency Scope Review have also revealed numerous first positions for the... Continue reading→
10th Street wins big at its first Assegai show
Strategic content and production agency 10th Street won Gold and Leader awards at the 2017 Assegai Integrated Awards last week, in its first time entering the prestigious show. The accolades, organised by the Direct Marketing Association of South Africa (DMASA), are a mark of excellence in integrated marketing. Rather than giving honours for extravagant productions... Continue reading→
CPA survey results deconstructed
Reflections on the local commercial production industry By Bobby Amm, Executive Officer, the Commercial Producers Association With South Africa’s unstable commercial production industry, and our currently strained economy, the topic of sustainability has been receiving a lot more attention. This has come sharply into focus via the CPA’s annual survey, which has revealed some noteworthy... Continue reading→
The distribution process: taking the local paper from printer to postbox
Ever wonder how your local paper ends up in your hands every week? It takes much more than the misperception of a paperboy haphazardly tossing papers on pavements. We spoke to Jaco Koekemoer, Managing Director of Caxton Local Media and Coldset Printing at Caxton Group, about the complex distribution process that gets local papers... Continue reading→
For Parents Of Down Syndrome Babies, ‘Sorry’ Is A Dirty Word
FCB Canada has launched a follow-up to its award-winning “Down Syndrome Answers” campaign for the Canadian Down Syndrome Society to coincide with Canadian Down Syndrome Week. The new work, called “Anything But Sorry,” explains how you can say almost anything to parents who just had a child with Down Syndrome, except for the one truly... Continue reading→
Another one in the bag for Jacaranda FM at ASSEGAI Awards 2017
It was another big night for Jacaranda FM and Halo agency at the Assegai awards, adding seven more awards to their string of recent wins for the #MoreMusicYouLove campaign. This included the highest allocade of the evening, namely; the Nkosi award. Representing Jacaranda FM on the night was Marketing Manager of Jacaranda FM, Minisha Patel, who’s... Continue reading→
More entrepreneurs are needed to secure SA’s economic growth
By: Donna Rachelson, Seed Engine CEO, incorporating Seed Academy and the WDB Seed Fund It has been a difficult year for South Africa. In September the World Bank downgraded South Africa’s 2017 growth forecast to 0.6 percent, down from 1.1 percent at the beginning of the year. To get ahead the South African economy is... Continue reading→