Meta recently unveiled its new social media platform Threads to compete with Twitter. Threads allows users to share short posts, photos and videos, much like Twitter. While the features of Threads seem poised to challenge Twitter, Thread’s unusual new logo has become the center of attention and controversy. Designed by the Instagram team led by […]
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Ditshego Media’s latest advertisement titled “Do they know who you are ” is an instant hit and a showcase of their creative genius. The ad begins with a man being pulled over by two female traffic officers for a faulty tail light. When questioned, the man keeps asking the officers ‘Don’t you know who I
The Tobacco Research Board (TRB) announced this week that it has rebranded to Kutsaga as anti-tobacco sentiment has grown in Zimbabwe and The World at large. According to the company, the rebrand is a strategic refocus on research into alternative uses of tobacco and profitable alternative crops to the plant. The rebrand comes at an
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Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter, has begun limiting the number of tweets users can read each day based on their account verification status. The changes went into effect today, sparking backlash from users. Verified accounts, which include public figures, celebrities, and journalists (and ordinary folks who paid $8), are now limited to reading
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The Mastercard “Priceless” campaign is a marketing and advertising campaign launched by Mastercard, a global financial services company, in 1997. The campaign was created by the advertising agency McCann Erickson and was designed to promote the use of Mastercard as a payment option for consumers. The campaign features the tagline “There are some things money
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A report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) predicts that global plastic waste production will triple to over 1,000 million tons by 2060. Developed countries are expected to continue producing the most plastic waste per person, while Africa and Asia are expected to experience the fastest growth due to population growth and
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Eze, a B2B marketplace connecting global electronic wholesalers to trade devices in large quantities with real-time market data, has raised $3.7 million in an oversubscribed seed round. The startup, founded by Joshua Nzewi and David Iya in 2020, connects distributors and retail stores of used smartphones, mostly iPhones, and other electronics including laptops and tablets
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The final buzzer sounded, confetti rained from the rafters, and Champagne sprayed through the locker room. Yet Jokic showed no exuberance, no overjoyed release of tension. He simply sat down on the bench, expressionless. To Jokic, winning the championship felt like just another game’s end. The thrill of victory left him unfazed. His only wish
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Burger King’s “Have It Your Way” campaign has been one of the most iconic marketing campaigns in the fast food industry. Launched in 1973, the campaign aimed to personalize the fast food experience, allowing customers to customize their orders to their liking. This approach to fast food service proved to be a hit with customers
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According to court documents, Twitter, which has been struggling since Elon Musk took over, owes three months’ worth of rent to its landlord in Boulder. The judge has approved the landlord’s request to evict the tech giant from its office due to non-payment of rent. There have been reports of unpaid bills from Twitter, but
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