Sam Gichuru

Twitter can do allot for you as a person or your company,  you can be able to review your product and see who is talking about you or the product by using a simple search , or you can network with people of similar interests by engaging, entertaining and educating them about your interest, this can have tremendous results on your brand as a person and business and  best of all if you are like me, meet new friends – a shout out goes to my twitter friends Read the rest of this entry »

Twitter is a microblogin site that enables people to keep others posted on what is happening, Time Magazine says that, Twitter will permanently change American Business within the next 2 to three years”, I add that it will change Africa’s business in the same time.

Twitter allows you to enter 140 characters of take with which you can share information, chat publicly and privately.

I have monitored twitter for a local bank for the last 3 months and I have realized that allot of opinions are formed and distributed within the social media and some of this include issues like DNA and bankika among others, so its more than tweeting, its about monitoring your brand as well. Read the rest of this entry »

Japans bid to the worldcup is making sure you can watch it on your stadium at home,

Rather than just promising a fantastic tournament in Japan, they are also offering to show each match as holographic broadcasts in all 208 FIFA member nations.

What this means is, instead of turning on your TV to watch a match, you could instead travel to your local stadium in your home country and watch it played out as a holograph. Not only that, but something called viewpoint vision would be available allowing you to fly around the pitch and watch from any angle.

Shock as Ochieng Kakono Stole our clothes..

Very few times do I come across a story I can identify with, and this is one of them, I have resisted the urge to edit or add my version of events since I have had a similar experience… but thanks to  Marto @ yamtaa.com for the good laugh.

Title: Dufo Mpararo

Growing up, we didn’t have swimming pools. But, we were swimmers nevertheless. Seasonal ones. We only went swimming during the rainy seasons when heavy downfalls filled various holes with water. Problem is, Read the rest of this entry »