United for Africa - 28 Jun 2010By Simone Puterman (@SimoneBiz)
But where is Africa's 2010 FIFA World Cup coverage in the Newseum? Find out more about this online newspaper archive in Herman Manson's interview with Charles Apple, an American visual journalist and trainer - and ensure that you submit your front pages in pdf format to both the Newseum and Apple. So, another Cannes Lions has come and gone. This year's haul for South Africa? Three Gold Lions, Six Silver and 12 Bronze. While congratulations must go to all the winners, and especially Ogilvy Johannesburg for South Africa's first Film Lion in 11 years, we really should be doing better, considering just how many entries we submitted this year. On a more positive note, Bizcommunity.com wishes Talk Radio 702 a happy 30th birthday and many more to come. Proudly African! PS Did you know that @ChrisMoerdyk is now on Twitter? Imagine that, Moerdyk in 140 characters or less... PPS In this week's Ornico Ad Showcase, we feature TV ads for Mercedes Benz, Department of Women, Children & Persons with Disabilities, Adidas, Cansa and Absa, and radio ads for Sony Ericsson, Aquelle, Sony Ericsson, Axe and Cadbury. | Simone Puterman
Simone Puterman (@SimoneAtLarge) is currently editor-at-large at Marklives.com. After majoring in psychology and linguistics at Rhodes University, and then completing her honours in psychology, she has been in the world of B2B publishing since 1997, with 7.5 year stints at both WriteStuff Publishing and Bizcommunity.com (March 2006-August 2013), the latter in the roles of senior sub-editor, assistant editor, managing editor and, lastly, editor-at-large). Simone is a member of the South African National Editors Forum, serving as deputy chair of the online editors subcommittee as well as being part of the media freedom subcommittee. A former IRC addict, she is passionate about computer-mediated communication and building communities, and has taken to social media like a duck to water. She also loves bright, rainbow colours and food. Email her at moc.sevilkram@enomis, follow @SimoneAtLarge on Twitter and connect with her on Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+. |
So Bafana Bafana, Algeria, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire and Nigeria are out, but the Black Stars of Ghana are still carrying the flag for Africa. [Wasn't that an incredible game on Saturday, 26 June 2010, against the US?] And have you noticed the soccer ball that now provides you with the vuvuzela buzz on YouTube videos? Or found the peg man with a vuvuzela in Google Street View? I think our =============<() PWAAAAAARP is here to stay :)
