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Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	nastyyy [Blog post] You are just another bully - perhaps you are jealous of someone who has effortless ability unlike your laboured garbagePosted on 24 Nov 2009 09:15 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	Is this No. 12? [Blog post] What is this? South Africa's 12th official language?Posted on 18 Nov 2009 13:40 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	LOL!! [Blog post] Tjo Ke Que!!Posted on 16 Nov 2009 16:54 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	hahahaha excellent [Blog post] hahahaha excellentPosted on 16 Nov 2009 16:32 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWU!!!! [Blog post] HAYI, NO MY MAN....WUNDAFOCK???Posted on 13 Nov 2009 11:45 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	Sheer and utter brilliance! [Blog post] The notion of a really sh*t day has just been clarified. Love it love it love it!Posted on 13 Nov 2009 10:07 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	To Ke or to Que, that is the question [Blog post] Ke is a bastardised Anglicisation of Que. Note: this comment has been moderated by the Bizcommunity.com moderator.Posted on 13 Nov 2009 10:00 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	Que? [Blog post] What the hell does "Ke" mean?Posted on 12 Nov 2009 17:34 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	Ke? [Blog post] What the hell does "tjo tjo tjo" mean?Posted on 12 Nov 2009 16:40 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	Tjo Tjo Tjo! [Blog post] Tjo!Posted on 12 Nov 2009 14:17 Reply \| Report this comment
Dr Graeme Codrington Dr Graeme Codrington is an expert on the new world of work and multigenerational workplaces. With three bestselling books published by Penguin, five degrees in five different faculties from five different universities including a doctorate in Business Administration, and work experience ranging from articles at KPMG to IT entrepreneur and professional musician to professional speaker, Graeme brings a unique view to his role as consultant and trends analyst for some of the world's largest companies. He can be contacted at graeme@tomorrowtoday.uk.com, and his website is http://www.tomorrowtoday.biz.	hii [Blog post] Nice thinngs have been mentioned and I am glad to be the part of it.. Carrol Spncr (a href='http://www.virgincreditcardsite.com" rel="dofollow")virgin credit card(/a)Posted on 12 Nov 2009 11:41 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	But that's not all [Blog post] Don't forget the SABC's bizarre language policy which has members of the same family speaking different languages to each other!!! E.g. Konsternasie oppie Stasie, to name but one of many. Do people really buy this fantasy world!Posted on 11 Nov 2009 11:11 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	Axe to grind? [Blog post] Sour grapes? Didn't you get your own show commissioned?Posted on 11 Nov 2009 11:11 Reply \| Report this comment
Louise Marsland Louise Marsland is editor-in-chief and brand strategist of AdVantage magazine (www.bizcommunity.com/advantage) and the former editorial director of Bizcommunity.com. Louise recently researched the sustainability of the B2B media sector for her Masters in Commerce degree: strategy and organisational dynamics, through the Leadership Centre of the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Email her on louise@advantagemagazine.co.za, follow her and AdVantage on Twitter at @Louise_Marsland and @advantagemag.	Cats rule! [Blog post] Great story, so much more interesting (and inspiring) than more Malema crap.Posted on 11 Nov 2009 07:51 Reply \| Report this comment
Louise Marsland Louise Marsland is editor-in-chief and brand strategist of AdVantage magazine (www.bizcommunity.com/advantage) and the former editorial director of Bizcommunity.com. Louise recently researched the sustainability of the B2B media sector for her Masters in Commerce degree: strategy and organisational dynamics, through the Leadership Centre of the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Email her on louise@advantagemagazine.co.za, follow her and AdVantage on Twitter at @Louise_Marsland and @advantagemag.	when will it end [Blog post] The endless VW OPEL issue? On the streets - on the air, now on the internet. You are either a VW or an Opel person. Moving on..... The difference is the speed they travelled.Posted on 10 Nov 2009 14:44 Reply \| Report this comment
Louise Marsland Louise Marsland is editor-in-chief and brand strategist of AdVantage magazine (www.bizcommunity.com/advantage) and the former editorial director of Bizcommunity.com. Louise recently researched the sustainability of the B2B media sector for her Masters in Commerce degree: strategy and organisational dynamics, through the Leadership Centre of the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Email her on louise@advantagemagazine.co.za, follow her and AdVantage on Twitter at @Louise_Marsland and @advantagemag.	Beautiful ending [Blog post] Thank you for a truly heartwarming story.Posted on 10 Nov 2009 14:28 Reply \| Report this comment
Andrew Timm Andrew Timm’s dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at andrew@attv.co.za and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.	Brief comment [Blog post] I think South Africans are too focused on looking for ways to make light of our history...Seriously, can we move along and find other points of focus. How many comedy shows about colour and ethnicity should there be until something actually changes...Posted on 9 Nov 2009 14:01 Reply \| Report this comment
Louise Marsland Louise Marsland is editor-in-chief and brand strategist of AdVantage magazine (www.bizcommunity.com/advantage) and the former editorial director of Bizcommunity.com. Louise recently researched the sustainability of the B2B media sector for her Masters in Commerce degree: strategy and organisational dynamics, through the Leadership Centre of the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Email her on louise@advantagemagazine.co.za, follow her and AdVantage on Twitter at @Louise_Marsland and @advantagemag.	The conscious brand is the future [Blog post] Choosing a brand name is barely needed. Like you were choosing your food that's good for your health. (a href="http://veganmainstream.com/blog")Anika_Vegan(/a)Posted on 5 Nov 2009 16:40 Reply \| Report this comment
Dr Graeme Codrington Dr Graeme Codrington is an expert on the new world of work and multigenerational workplaces. With three bestselling books published by Penguin, five degrees in five different faculties from five different universities including a doctorate in Business Administration, and work experience ranging from articles at KPMG to IT entrepreneur and professional musician to professional speaker, Graeme brings a unique view to his role as consultant and trends analyst for some of the world's largest companies. He can be contacted at graeme@tomorrowtoday.uk.com, and his website is http://www.tomorrowtoday.biz.	How to forecast the future: pitfalls to avoid 2 [Blog post] Very nice post. By the way, the origin of "the exception proves the rule" is actually "the exception 'proofs' the rule," which means that the exception invalidates the rule. Through colloquial use it has come to, wrongly, be used to state the opposite of what it should.Posted on 3 Nov 2009 17:55 Reply \| Report this comment
Dr Graeme Codrington Dr Graeme Codrington is an expert on the new world of work and multigenerational workplaces. With three bestselling books published by Penguin, five degrees in five different faculties from five different universities including a doctorate in Business Administration, and work experience ranging from articles at KPMG to IT entrepreneur and professional musician to professional speaker, Graeme brings a unique view to his role as consultant and trends analyst for some of the world's largest companies. He can be contacted at graeme@tomorrowtoday.uk.com, and his website is http://www.tomorrowtoday.biz.	Forecasting and avoiding Pitfalls [Blog post] Great article Graeme.. good to learn how to be a "Man of The Future" like you!Posted on 3 Nov 2009 16:02 Reply \| Report this comment

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