Jeremy Daniel
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Cape Town, WC, South Africa
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Your smartphone is about to get a whole lot smarter, thanks to its sensors
While you may think that your smartphone has peaked in terms of the amount of data that it can provide about your life, you would be mistaken. The staggeri → Read More
Geeks: are you ready for the return of Silicon Valley this weekend?
There is a slight chance that you thought the big tech news of the week was the impending sale of Yahoo, or the pivot by Intel towards cloud computing, may → Read More
YouTube vs TV: the battle lines for advertisers are being re-drawn
Spare a thought for today’s TV executives. Not too long ago they were the kings of all they surveyed, smiling sympathetically at their struggling music and → Read More
Snapchat hits a tipping point as most popular social network for teens
This week, a significant tipping point was reached in the battleground that is social media with the news that upstart network Snapchat is now ‘the most im → Read More
Marketing in Africa: a fresh set of insights from Ogilvy & Mather
Marketing in sub-Saharan Africa is a complex and difficult skill to master. Digital is seen as the next great opportunity to tap into this burgeoning marke → Read More
Google updates its analytics suite for more insight, less data
If you’ve only just gotten your head around what you need and don’t need from your Google Analytics dashboard (OK so maybe it’s just me), then it’s time to → Read More
What you need to know about 2016's biggest tech trends
Every year we see players in the business, technology and media space vying to outdo each other in predicting the digital trends that are likely to hold sw → Read More
What you need to know about 2016's biggest tech trends
Every year we see players in the business, technology and media space vying to outdo each other in predicting the digital trends that are likely to hold sw → Read More
Tech visionary Sean Parker talks Uber, the problems at Twitter and where he’s heading next
Sean Parker’s part in the evolution of today’s digital world can hardly be underestimated. From his early career where he lit a fire under the traditional → Read More
Dynamic line-up of films and workshops at the Cape Town International Animation Festival
The fifth annual Cape Town International Animation Festival kicks off this weekend at the River Club in Observatory, running from 18 to 21 February and sho → Read More
Facebook looks to breathe new life into events with innovative ride-sharing features
One of Facebook’s most underused and disappointing features, the Events function, might be getting a makeover that will bring it a whole new lease of life → Read More
GoPro and Periscope integrate and extreme sports fans are now in heaven
So you thought that things couldn’t get more intense than watching GoPro footage of a base jumper soaring through canyons before landing in the snow? Turns → Read More
Apple raises the price of apps in seven territories, including South Africa
Have you already adjusted your budget for the year ahead to include your new Netflix subscription and the ever-rising price of a loaf of bread? If so, then → Read More
Uber reveals the next phase in its quest for global domination
The scale of Uber’s ambitions became a little clearer this week as the company announced a new feature “Trip Experiences” for users who are riding in an Ub → Read More
Anonymous vs ISIS: the war is now truly underway
Last week on Memburn we reported to you that shadowy internet collective Anonymous had declared cyber-war on terrorist group ISIS following the horrific Pa → Read More
Internet, be prepared to be broken again: here comes Adele’s second single 'When We Were Young'
Although Adele’s new album 25 is still a few days away from launching, she’s teased out the second single today. It’s called When We Were Young and the ver → Read More