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Vulgar display of (Social Media) power

I see this happen more and more every day in the social media space. People try and get other’s attention by hitting them with a fist in the face and then say “sorry, but I was just trying to get your attention…”. Well, hello! A simple tap on the shoulder would’ve done the trick, you [...]

Few things I learned about the Mobile Web

MIH Internet Africa has a very, very strong mobile web focus. I’m learning tons and tons of new things every day simply by talking to people. We also had the pleasure of meeting with Gabrielle Rosario who is a Mobile Marketing expert. She knows her shit, thats for sure! Now here is a couple of [...]

Find your mates on Afrigator

Right, this feature actually used to be (in some obscure way) in Afrigator, but was dropped. Don’t ask why. Seriously don’t. When we ran Afrigreater, Jeanette Verster said she’s love a way to find friends in Afrigator, but the feature was lacking. Well, now its back and SO much better! Let’s say I’m searching for [...]

Afrigator remembers you

In our quest to become a better Afrigator, the one thing that was missing on a lot of people’s list is quite a daft thing. Daft as in “dudes, how can you NOT have this?”. We never had a Remember Me function which meant users have to log in every time they get to Afrigator. [...]

Bloggers, watch your grammar and punctuation

Often you’ll find people who is are quite irked by spelling mistakes, incorrect grammar, etc. on blogs. It could be quite irritating, I have to admit! I know Nic has written about it in the past. This morning Joy-Mari tweeted this: A few moments ago I received this apt little image via email from Lester [...]

Donn Edwards and QVC came to an agreement

Not a long time ago, QVC vs Donn Edwards were all the rage since they were suing Donn Edwards for loss of income due to some blog posts he wrote. This led to widespread outrage amongst fellow bloggers and a lot of them retaliated. It seems though that the issue was settled out of court. [...]