Landmarks for the lost
“Where lies your landmark, seamark, or soul’s star?” Gerard Manley Hopkins (1886)
“Where lies your landmark, seamark, or soul’s star?” Gerard Manley Hopkins (1886)
Filming a documentary underwater is not easy. There are a number of different things to think about, not the least of which is not getting drowned.
In this episode, Part 2, we discuss the final days before the 1994 South African election. Let the chaos ensue!
So we’ve covered where we’re at in the Covid-19 media mix and we now know that online is where it’s at. The retailers that will turn out to be clear winners this year-end and into the future will need to adapt quickly to be more digitally savvy and price-sensitive to retain their existing customers.
This week we continue the conversation on the impact that the Covid-19 global pandemic has had on media and we question if the use of digital media is in fact a fad or trend?
Over the past six months as global lockdown measures were introduced, we’ve seen a distinct change in media communication in South Africa and globally. In this podcast we discuss consumer behaviour, advertising and media messaging through Covid-19.
Described as a documentary-drama I’d far rather place this Netflix film in a category of its’ own, more accurately described a true-life horror. In our
Traditional advertising is shifting to digital marketing, and this has changed the way companies spend their time and money. Listen to the experts in this podcast.
Part military history, part memoir, part exorcism… Norman McFarlane’s book is about his time as a ‘troopie’ during conscription, the war in Angola, and the
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