Why Vodacom removed its Ponte ad
3 Mar 2011
Micro-blogging service Twitter erupted with speculation on Thursday, 3 March 2011, about why Vodacom has removed its advertising hoarding at the top of Johannesburg's iconic Ponte City tower in Hillbrow.
TechCentral has the skinny on what's happening. The cellular operator has taken down the giant structure, which lights up Johannesburg's skyline at night, because it will soon erect a hoarding with its new corporate logo and branding.
Well-placed industry sources have confirmed that the company will erect a new banner soon showcasing its new colours and logo. This means Vodacom could be just days away from unveiling its new brand identity.
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