[quote=alma1][quote=2012][quote=alma1][quote=Mike Ock][quote=maka][quote=sparkly][quote=murchr]

Case study on the works...these jonalists think it was just a visit[/quote]

Thesis on death of print media in Africa.[/quote]

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Seems like a small experiment to me.[/quote]

Note to Nation.

You don't acquire an internet company so that you can implement your own failed methods.

Ask Ghafla.

You want to be acquired by someone who's better than you and only needs to either get rid of our brand or leverage on what they know.

Exactly what new thing is Nation going to add to Kenyan Buzz? Money? I know Kenyan buzz owners are very happy. As for Nation.....again ask Ghafla and

My goodness just been informed they were acquired for 2 million. A 10 year old site that's supposed to be the best in the country cannot be sold for 2 million.

Unless of course someone is lying...Either the author of the rumor or Kenyan Buzz owners...I'd rather die in poverty than give out a 10 year old site for 2 million.
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Why ask Ghafla? What happened to them?

This acquisition is good for Nation whether they run it well or not. It's easier for a big organisation to acquire than build afresh because customer acquisition is a nightmare and failure rate higher since they'd be going for the same clientele, also losing to the inferior competitor would be doom. [/quote]

Exactly what is happening here is what happened with Ghafla.

You get bought by a company which doesn't know your business.

Now tell me, who's going to be running this company? Linus Gitahi?

And stop lying to people. Customer acquisition is not a nightmare. Mpasho did it in 6 months. Just writing about Vera Sidika's buttocks. Just say these fellows don't know how to do it.

If they ran down Nsoko which is just like Kenyan Buzz, what makes you think they won't destroy this one too?

Oh, by the way, just saw a post by the former kenyanlyrics on wazua...I can see he agrees with me.
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The last time I saw that man, he was checking out some fish who was stocking doom up the shelves of Nakumatt TRM. I must confess, there's no way any eye would miss that behind. :-d

[quote=alma1][quote=murchr][quote=alma1][quote=2012][quote=alma1][quote=Mike Ock][quote=maka][quote=sparkly][quote=murchr]

Case study on the works...these jonalists think it was just a visit[/quote]

Thesis on death of print media in Africa.[/quote]

[/quote]

Seems like a small experiment to me.[/quote]

Note to Nation.

You don't acquire an internet company so that you can implement your own failed methods.

Ask Ghafla.

You want to be acquired by someone who's better than you and only needs to either get rid of our brand or leverage on what they know.

Exactly what new thing is Nation going to add to Kenyan Buzz? Money? I know Kenyan buzz owners are very happy. As for Nation.....again ask Ghafla and

My goodness just been informed they were acquired for 2 million. A 10 year old site that's supposed to be the best in the country cannot be sold for 2 million.

Unless of course someone is lying...Either the author of the rumor or Kenyan Buzz owners...I'd rather die in poverty than give out a 10 year old site for 2 million.
[/quote]


Why ask Ghafla? What happened to them?

This acquisition is good for Nation whether they run it well or not. It's easier for a big organisation to acquire than build afresh because customer acquisition is a nightmare and failure rate higher since they'd be going for the same clientele, also losing to the inferior competitor would be doom. [/quote]

Exactly what is happening here is what happened with Ghafla.

You get bought by a company which doesn't know your business.

Now tell me, who's going to be running this company? Linus Gitahi?

And stop lying to people. Customer acquisition is not a nightmare. Mpasho did it in 6 months. Just writing about Vera Sidika's buttocks. Just say these fellows don't know how to do it.

If they ran down Nsoko which is just like Kenyan Buzz, what makes you think they won't destroy this one too?

Oh, by the way, just saw a post by the former kenyanlyrics on wazua...I can see he agrees with me.
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The last time I saw that man, he was checking out some fish who was stocking doom up the shelves of Nakumatt TRM. I must confess, there's no way any eye would miss that behind. :-d
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:-d :-d :-d it's obvious I don't know anyone in Nation. I only know of Madowo and James Smart and tafakari ya babu at nation...Hao wengine sijui kaikai, gitahi etc I just read about on wazua.:-d [/quote]


Wameenda wengi. On acquisition of Kenyabuzz, this is Nation getting into the lifestyle magazine business. Just like the way NBC owns E! Entertainment and ET is owned by CBS TV. The young lads are tired of news/siasa 24/7. However, I hope they grow to create tv content and leave madowo out of it

More bigwigs fall in Nation Centre purge

Nation Media Group Head of Content Tim Wanyonyi and senior reporter Bernard Namunane are the latest victims of a major purge that is ongoing at Nation Centre.

Wanyonyi was until early last year the Managing Editor, Saturday Nation, before he was moved to the news desk in a similar restructuring that saw several staffers, including News Editor Shimoli axed. He is also a former Quality Editor at the media house.

Others in the editorial department who have been retrenched in the latest programme include NTV News Manager Emmanuel Juma, Saturday magazine editor Wayua Muli, Nakuru regional editor Caroline Wafula, NTV Swahili news anchor Lolani Kalu and NTV Head of Graphics Cromwel Onyango and NTV reporter Steve Mwei.

As Head of Content, Wanyonyi, he was responsible for generation of content in a converged set up. All reporters and the news reporting teams reported to him.

According to the media house, the latest exercise is part of its continued restructuring to transform into a 21st century digital media house.

Lolani Kalu,wonder why they had to let him go now,he survived many an axe.