MarkLives.com
A blog by marklives
Blog description:
The blog about South African advertising, marketing & social media
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MarkLives.com ranks 98 in Africa and 59 in South Africa. According to site visitors it ranks 321, and 382 according to page views:
According to blogroll links it ranks 92 and 117 according to the amount of links within Afrigator blog posts
Helen Zille hits below the belt
Talk about cheap politicking. The DA must be taking notes from those megawatt bullshitters over at the ANCYL. The media, with some help from the DA, decided that to produce a kid Jacob Zuma had to have had unprotected sex. Hate to break this to you but sometimes condoms
TShirts-By-Mass sale
From the guys at LoveJozi. Paper-weight for clothes!
FIFA gives press freedom, workers the finger
These headlines speak for themselves. Shame on FIFA. Sacrificing press freedom on the altar of commercialism Local journalists have accused world football governing body FIFA of acting as a bunch of ‘bullies‘ and ‘dictators’ with a neo-colonialist mentality, following what analysts see as ‘unreasonable’ media restrictions on the 2010
Cry of the dolphins
A rather marvellous ad from YouTube. Check it out.
Kissing is not a crime
e.TV is “clearly a crime-kisser“, according to our gung-ho police commissioner Bheki Cele, for broadcasting a segment in which two criminals held forth on their plans to do what criminals do best, rob people and shoot anybody interfering. Fearless journalism? Only if you believed that criminals and politicians would
Finally – a retraction
The Huffington Post finally publicly distanced itself from a blog post by Jeffrey Hoffman on South Africa’s 2010 World Cup. The story has been removed from its website and the following note appears: Editor’s Note: Jeffrey Hoffman’s post, “Could The 2010 World Cup Be A Disaster In the Making?,”
The Huffington Post conned with previously published racist nonse
Following our story on how The Huffington Post published a blog post by Jeffrey Hoffman on the 2010 World Cup, before pulling it without explanation, we can now reveal that Hoffman was passing them second hand goods and racist nonsense to boot. The Huffington Post story, titled ‘Could The
Huffington Post publish 2010 nightmare story, then pulls it witho
Just as the New York Times prepares to start charging for their carefully fact-checked content The Huffington Post goes and make their case for them. The Huffington Post published a piece by Jeffrey Hoffman headlined “Could The 2010 World Cup Be A Disaster In the Making?” (Posted: January 14, 2010
Vodacom hit by Nepotism scandal. Brought to you by Vodacom.
“Two more ways to win a million with Vodacom!” Just keep it in the family times two? Vodacom hit by Nepotism scandal – Sunday Times Congo partner accuses Vodacom of fraud – TechCentral
i spy media: The ANC “really deserves to be in power”
The Daily Maverick is turning into a mighty good read. The website, launched by Branko Brkic from Maverick and Empire magazines fame, is fast becoming one of the must read sites in South Africa through its insightful, mostly intelligent and opinionated content. One story that recently caught my attention was a
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