Ride-hailing company Bolt has launched its Business Delivery service to help smaller firms fulfil orders during the COVID-19 lockdown. The service will operate between…
No, it wasn’t just you, or because of the lockdown either. The internet across much of South Africa was slow this weekend thanks to…
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Announcements of new venture capital (VC) investments in African tech firms have dived with the onset of the coronavirus, according to one assessment. This,…
Corporate-backed accelerator and incubator Founders Factory Africa has announced that it has accepted four new startups to its Venture Scale programme, which kicked off yesterday….
SA based messaging app Ayoba, together with the UCT Graduate School of Business’s Solution Space and Geekulcha, will be hosting a virtual hackathon this…
Huawei on Thursday lifted the lid on its P40, P40 Pro and P40 Pro Plus flagship smartphones. The three devices now headline the company’s…
On Thursday, Huawei is set to launch its new P40 series, arguably the most important P devices it has ever announced. Like the Huawei…
Chinese smartphone giant Huawei is set to announce its latest set of flagship smartphones, the P40 series, on Thursday 26 March. Expect a device…
South African first time car buyers are seeking value as never before. As pressure on the Rand and economy force motorists to take a…
Although the Mazda 2 platform has been available since 2015, the Japanese brand updated its compact hatchback late last year and launched the latest…
Tesla has reached a notable production landmark this week. If you are a follower of the Californian automotive technology business, you’ll be thrilled to…
Just did this interview with a publication. Thought I’d publish it here. Does a newspaper’s online platform cannabalise the print advertising at all? And…
This popped into my inbox this afternoon. I know Jovan Regasek well and have big respect for the man, ITWeb and the other publications…
The media world is undergoing profound change. We know the great catalyst for these changes has been the onward march of the digital age and the arrival of the internet.
This changing mediascape is often incorrectly portrayed as a battlefield, with two main skirmishes on the go. In the first “battle”, the soldiers have grown weary or just rather bored. This battle involves traditional media (newspapers, radio, TV) versus online media. The second “battle” is a much more interesting to look at. This skirmish involves mainstream media (which in this instance includes online publishers as they mostly practise traditional journalism) versus citizen media, which includes bloggers, vloggers and podcasters….
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