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|  | [Brett Parker] How design thinking can assist business leaders in making the right decisions about digital transformation... read |
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| |  | The London Stock Exchange Group's inaugural ‘Companies to Inspire Africa' report launches, showing high growth companies in Africa... read | |  | The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has given dotAfrica the green light to move forward with their launch plan... read | |  | Growth in middle class drives private education boom on the African continent... read | |  | Police attack journalists covering arrest of Ugandan opposition member of parliament... read | |  | John Beaumont and Melanie Bockemuehl With the proliferation of smartphones and the growing amount of personal data available, a 'segment of one' marketing and sales approach is now rapidly becoming reality... read | |  | SAN FRANCISCO, US: Twitter on Thursday began rolling out changes to let people pack more into tweets, subtracting from the character count names of those being replied to in posts... read | |  | Kelly Thompson Although Andy Warhol proclaimed in 1968 that, in the future, everyone would be world-famous for fifteen minutes, it is unlikely that he could possibly have imagined today's social media crazed world and the multiple platforms that exist to enable anyone, anywhere, to become a celebrity... read | |  | Hadlee Simons It's almost become an unspoken fact over the years that social media has a major problem with fake followers. Now, two writers have brought the problem into the open by running a dummy Instagram account and buying fake followers in the process... read | |
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