Ramon Thomas has completed over 500 media interviews in South Africa, Germany and United States. Here’s a selection of those interviews with links to online archives where available. To set up an interview with Ramon Thomas, contact his office today.
August 2016
- Cape Talk radio interview with Pippa Hudson: Internet dating scammers, dangers, risks
June 2016
- Destiny Man interview on Internet dating, page 89
May 2013
- Radio Islam radio interview on what happens to your digital profiles after you die, 1 May
March 2013
- SAFM radio interview on Cyberbullying
- Daily Voice: How Facebook Pokes Fun at the Infamous
February 2013
January 2013
- Weekend Post article on Sexting
February 2012
- Weekend Post, Saturday, 9 February 2013
- Radio 2000 interview with Angela Ludek
January 2012
- Weekend Post
May 2012
- Cosmopolitan magazine interview for Wedding supplement in August 2012
- Telephone interview with Daily Dispatch on Facebook abuse
March 2010
- Interview with Radio RSG about increase in Phishing incident before FIFA Worldcup in South Africa.
- The Citizen Saturday: The Psychology of Celebrity
May 2008
- Are you a healthy blogger, Health24
- Cellphone snaps still no bum deal for gym pervs, Weekend Post
- Techno talk on menu as PE hosts bloggers’ dinner, Weekend Post
February 2008
- eTV Morning Edition, 14 February
- Lonely hearts broken by unscrupulous site, Business Day
January 2008
- Facebook’s impact, SABC Radio stations (various)
- Technology Trends insert on Kaleidescope, CNBC Africa
- Victim’s of SIM swop, Saturday Star
December 2007
August 2007
- Essentials Magazine, pg 38-41.
- Joburg’s Child / Cape Town’s Child Magazine
July 2007
- CNBC Africa interview
- Move! Magazine
June 2007
- Reader’s Digest
- SAFM
- 702 with Tom London
May 2007
- Friday, 4 May: 3Talk with Noeleen: Where do South Africans Meet Their Partners?
April 2007
- Thursday, 26 April: Rights & Recourse: Policing the Internet
March 2007
- Friday, 23 March: eTV Morning Edition: Internet Cafe industry
- Before You Try SMS Dating, Cosmopolitan page 66
- You can find love online, Fair Lady page 54, 55, 56
February 2007
- 15 February: News Byte on KayaFM
- 14 February: Radio interview 8h30pm-9h30pm on Goodhope FM with Natalie Becker and Dr Eve
- 14 February: Business Day: In this day and age even love has gone online — and it’s blooming
- 12 February: Radio interview 10-11pm on SAFM with Lynette Francis
- February 2007: Essentials Magazine
January 2007
- 20 January: Radio interview on Al Ansaar
- 03 January: Radio interview on RSG with Lynetter Francis
December 2006
- 15 December: How to pull women, Financial Mail
November 2006
- 6 November: Parents Guide to Mxit now available, ICTWorld
- 6 Novemebr: Podcast interview Die Burger on New Online Trends
- 3 November: MXit blamed for exam results, Die Burger
September 2006
- 4 September 2006: MXit cries foul about media claims, The Star
August 2006
- 18 August 2006: MONDUITSPOEL: ‘Mix-up’oor porno op MXit, Die Burge
February 2006
- 09 February: Dating rules apply in cyberspace, Business Day
- 02 February: Black subscribers warm to online dating, ITWeb
2005:
- 30 December: Tiff over dating web sites leads to bitter claims, Business Day
- 04 August: Survey probes SA’s mating habits, Business Day
- 02 August: Online dating still growing in South Africa, ITWeb
- 24 February: Roadmap for users of lonely hearts websites goes online, Business Day
2004
- 16 September: South Africa’s public internet access lags behind peer countries, Business Day
- 26 August: Internet body calls for talks on costs, Business Day
Please get to me. You can be a key on our S Africa movement. Our project can compliment you in many ways.
You seem to be more one the psycho analytical side of technology. In this respect please comment on the psychosis that went into granting a very important tech. project – requiring serious thought in terms of scalability and architectural decisions – to an un accomplished co. with out a track record like Tasima?
Looking at their portfolio of Clients, they list, Provincial Govt. of this, Municipality of that, etc… Which all boils down to their one and only Client – which they have defragmented on their website – which is the government.
Any thoughts?