Flow School officially opened
By Tumi Makgobathe // June 04, 2010
With the likes of City Press Editor Ferial Haffajee, travel writer and radio host, Kate Turkington, and Maropeng General Manager Erica Saunders among the first students attending Flow School on Tuesday night, we should’ve known the concept was going to be an instant success.
Our students had varying skill in social networking and came from vastly different professions, from insurance to media training, broadcasting to education. The medley of personalities present made for a vibrant and highly interactive session. Read more…
Cape Town Tourism’s 2010 FIFA World Cup™ mini-site
By Roy Barford // May 26, 2010
Flow Communications has been very busy preparing Cape Town Tourism’s website for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, which kicks off on June 11 in Johannesburg and Cape Town.The front page of the mini-site features a countdown clock, displaying how long, to the second, until kick off.
The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ mini-site provides football fans and visitors to Cape Town, with all they need to know about the event, including where to stay, how to get around, as well as what to see and do while in Cape Town. An events calendar will remind you what is happening each day of the tournament. Read more…
Join Cape Town Tourism on YouTube
By Tara Turkington // May 23, 2010
Cape Town Tourism is one of Flow’s biggest clients. We have been appointed on a two-year contract to be the tourism organisation’s web and e-marketing partner, and at the centre of this is Cape Town Tourism’s popular website, www.capetown.travel. One of the aspects of e-marketing we’re currently focusing on is Cape Town Tourism’s YouTube channel, and we’re now uploading new videos showcasing Cape Town and some of its beautiful attractions to the channel on a regular basis.
You can subscribe to the channel (you’ll need a YouTube or Google account to do so) at www.youtube.com/user/CapeTownTourism and watch some of the videos about Cape Town we’ve already uploaded.
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Flow produces Caves of the Ape Men coffee-table book
By Janet Berger // May 19, 2010
There aren’t many communications companies where lunchtime chats are littered with references to Australopithecus, the artefacts of Mapungubwe and trance dances depicted in rock art. This is what happens, though, when you work with a number of key players in South Africa’s heritage industry.
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Flow presents the latest HIV/AIDS and the Media Project publication
By Zintle Mtyeku // May 18, 2010
One of Flow’s recent projects has been the production of the HIV/AIDS and the Media Project discussion forum’s booklet, How healthy is our news? The state of health reporting in South Africa.
The HIV/AIDS and the Media Project’s main focus at its eighth discussion forum, held at the Wits Origins Centre on October 22, 2009, was to look into the role and impact of the news media on the HIV pandemic.
The book is a full-colour document, designed using the Project’s corporate colours. The cover is a collage of images representing the media, finished off with minimal images, fine text and white spaces for an attractive, easy read. Read more…
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Media training for Liberty Life
By Palesa Motau // May 17, 2010
Liberty Life is one of South Africa’s most prestigious corporates, and has been offering clients in Africa investment and financial products and services for more than 50 years.
Because the services Liberty offers are customer-oriented and often discussed in the media, Liberty Life requested Flow’s media training services in order to better understand and communicate with the media. Read more…
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Flow reveals the many faces of Cape Point
By Christine Marot // May 14, 2010
Cape Point boasts some of the most breathtaking ocean and mountain scenery on the planet. This narrow stretch of land, dotted with beautiful valleys, bays and beaches, contains a mix of extraordinarily diverse fauna and flora and forms part of the Cape Floral Region, a World Heritage Site.
It completes Cape Town’s “Big Six” attractions, along with Table Mountain, Robben Island, the V&A Waterfront, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden and the Constantia Vineyards.
Flow was enthusiastic and excited about putting together new brochures in time for the Indaba tourism expo, for this premier tourist attraction for our long-standing client, the Thebe Tourism Group. Read more…
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Marine magic at Two Oceans Aquarium
By Ingrid Sinclair // May 07, 2010
Today, we launched the new Two Oceans Aquarium website. It’s an odd thing to look back on, especially since in many ways the work only really starts now. But reflection holds many valuable lessons and learning is certainly something we’ve been doing a lot of over the past month. Read more…
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Flow forges links with the Bakubung
By Miliswa Sitshwele // May 06, 2010
From Cape Town to Durban, Johannesburg to Rustenburg, Flow Communications has, in a short space of time, made its presence known as a driving force in the communications industry.
While most companies owe a great deal of their success to their strong advertising and PR campaigns, Flow Communications owes its growth to word-of-mouth advertising and referrals.
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Designing the Turning off the Tap booklet
By Ernie Joseph // May 05, 2010
Turning off the Tap, produced by the aids2031 consortium of partners, aims to understand the HIV/AIDS pandemic response, consider the implications of the disease in a changing world and chart a long-term response to the pandemic to change the face of AIDS in Africa by 2031 in Africa.
Flow Communications was approached to design the booklet and the project became my responsibility.
The booklet is basically a one colour (black type on white pages) document; the cover is full colour. Read more…
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