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 | Join Biz Takeouts Marketing & Media radio show host Warren Harding tomorrow, Thursday, 24 October 2013 from 9am-10am on 2oceansVibe Radio as he chats to Michael Baretta from [dot]GOOD and Marie Jamieson from TBWA. [twitterfall] Read more >>
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 | Werner van Zyl The essence of human behaviour is relativity - humans compare, compare, and compare some more - whether consciously or subconsciously. Perception is the tool which enables the brain to more efficiently create a fit between us and an environment by interpreting context in a relative way. Read more >>
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 | Nanine Steenkamp The Burkina Faso-hosted African Forum on Best Practices in ICT has issued a declaration in support of the dotAfrica initiative, stating its benefit to the African community. Read more >>
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 | Olive Ndaka, writing for Rwanda Eye, says that the country will see the launch of a high-speed (4G LTE) broadband network at the Transform Africa 2013 Summit taking place at the end of the month. Read more >>
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 | Danette Breitenbach Gamification can make training in the workplace faster, more effective and less expensive. Read more >>
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 | Earlier this month, Arterial Network hosted its fourth biennial conference, where members voted on amendments to its Constitution and elected a new steering committee. Read more >>
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 | Huawei will be participating in the Innovation Africa 2013 to be held in Gaborone from 15-17 October and will share industry insights on national broadband, data centres and e-learning. Read more >>
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 | It takes more than a good salary to attract and retain Generation Y employees, who expect to be promoted quickly, are already thinking ahead to retirement and want work-life balance and plenty of training opportunities. Read more >>
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 | BEIJING, CHINA: China's state-run broadcaster launched a broadside against South Korean electronics company Samsung, the latest foreign brand to be castigated by authorities in the world's second-largest economy. Read more >>
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 | LONDON, UK: British Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday, 22 October, condemned Facebook as "irresponsible" after the social networking site lifted its ban on users posting videos of beheadings. Read more >>
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 | SAN FRANCISCO, USA: Yahoo! on Monday, 21 October, announced that it hired New York Times reporter David Pogue to head a grand expansion of consumer-focused technology news. Read more >>
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More International
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 | Bekezela Phakathi The apparel manufacturing‚ brand‚ and retail industries in Africa and the US have joined forces in an effort to lobby for the immediate renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa)‚ which is due to expire in 2015. Read more >>
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 | Bekezela Phakathi Minister Yunus Carrim has said he will continue to engage with the SABC board on the issue of editorial independence‚ as the issue will "no doubt come up in the months leading to the election." Read more >>
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 | The SA Institute for Tax Practitioners (SAIT) supports the call for vigilance against rogue tax advisors. Read more >>
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More Government news
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 | Henrie Geyser: motoring editor You don't try to re-invent the wheel and you certainly don't mess around with a many-million dollar winning recipe such as the BMW 5 Series - which is why the German manufacturer went easy on the face-lift knife, concentrating more on classy cosmetic application and the addition of safety features and creature comforts with the mid-life upgrade of the GT and Sedan. Read more >>
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 | Brian Berkman Being dyslexic can have unintended consequences. Sometimes, even as I type, I use a 'b' instead of a 'd' and transposing numbers happens, especially when I'm not paying careful attention, all too often. Read more >>
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