The Ole! Media Group has re-launched its service offering as a single business entity named OLE!CONNECT.

GroupM, WPP’s global media investment group, launched the ‘Africa Media Index’, its inaugural study on the media landscape, in Sunninghill, Gauteng. The study aims to provide insights on trends and knowledge of the media sector and how it affects investment, governance, local business and economies.

Rogerwilco, the Cape Town and Johannesburg-based award-winning performance marketing agency, has opened a new office in the United Kingdom. It aims to better serve its growing portfolio of international clients, which currently make up 20% of its billings.

Your two most important assets are your people and your brand, says Wade Willingale, managing director at Rocketseed. He says that the way your employees experience, buy into, represent and communicate your brand can make the difference between your business’s success and failure — and that’s the great internal marketing challenge.

Social media management, a career which barely existed 10 to 15 years ago, is now one of the most important jobs for everyone — from celebrities and charities to clothing companies, says Katrina Hatchett, tech blogger at Academic Brits and writer for Origin Writings and PhDKingdom.

The Big Issue #275 fouses on the preservation of the Philippi Horticultural Area (PHA), located in the heart of the Cape Flats. This issue also takes a look at the negative impact of single-use plastics.

The future is serverless — and brand tracking company Newsclip has fully embraced that concept. media update’s Aisling McCarthy looks at how this server-free technology will bring brands one step closer to the future, and how Newsclip is leading the pack.

The Kaizer Chiefs Football Club star in the latest chapter of Toyota South Africa’s '#ToyotaStoriesSA' campaign, which aims to pay homage to the marque’s fans.

Registration for Mediatech Africa 2019 is now open. Anyone who signs up before Wednesday, 12 July will gain free access to the show.  

FAIRLADY and Santam are looking for South Africa’s Women of the Future: three women who are creating opportunities for others and boosting South Africa`s economy by setting up their own businesses.