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I don’t know how I got it, but I found myself listening to a 56 minute interview of Mark Zuckerberg while driving the other day. Truth be told it took me 3 days to listen to it (wasn’t in my car long enough). But it was a great interview. Great because, in my opinion, Mark [...]

One of the challenges the internet has created is an unthinkable number of channels through which to broadcast. Of course none of us make use of every channel, but there is always someone using a channel we’re not. And so if you want to communicate to them the days of taking the attitude of ‘you [...]

We’ve just added a new PodCast to the TomorrowToday feed. It features a conversation between Dean van Leeuwen and Graeme Codrington about some trends facing business during the next few years. Amongst other things, they talk about talented companies as opposed to talented individuals and ‘what happens after what come next’, a look at 5 [...]

Graeme Codrington recently wrote about a ‘radical proposal for Executive pay‘.Here’s an exert from the post: A century ago, executives earned anywhere between 3 and 20 times what the average worker in their factories earned. According to research by global human capital and risk management firm, Towers Perrin (now Towers Watson), in 1965, CEO pay was [...]

We continue to find the correct content to upload onto our PodCast. Currently we’re taking some of our blog posts and reading them, and then uploading a new one once each week. The latest PodCast (uploaded today) is Barrie Bramley reading his post around Jacob Zuma, his latest child and what he and the ANC [...]