Showing posts with label e.tv Sindy Mabe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label e.tv Sindy Mabe. Show all posts
Sunday, April 11, 2010
e.tv's Sunrise now tracking South Africa's daily mood swings.
Sunrise, e.tv's weekday breakfast show between 06:00 and 08:00 with Sindy Mabe and Graeme Richards, is now tracking South Africa's daily mood nationally, as well as from province to province.
Viewers can SMS MOOD to 33313 (50c/SMS) or visit http://onthegrid.mobi/ to vote for how they feel, with Sunrise showing the mood of South Africa based on the latest tally. Sunrise has created a ''Mood Map'' for South Africa, similar to the wather map, using geographical information to show, percentage wise, whether the nine provinces and South Africa overall are feeling ''happy'' or ''sad'' for instance.
Sunrise's Mood Map is updated with the latest information and is shown after every weather report on weedays. ''Sunrise is always looking at being innovative by introducing new technologies that will make the show more interactive,'' says executive producer Nicholas Maphopa. ''The Mood Map can gauge viewers' mood on topics covered in the show, the weather, or issues happening in their daily lives.''
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
BREAKING. E.tv's breakfast show Sunrise turns 2; has ''joyous celebration'' with chocolate cake.
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E.tv's great breakfast show Sunrise with Sindy Mabe and Graeme Richards turned 2 today with a special broadcast on the channel this morning. Besides a chocolate cake and a ''number two'' candle, the special broadcast also included songs and performances by the Joyous Celebration choir as well as birthday wishes streaming in from viewers as well as studio guests.
Sindy Mabe and Graeme Richards, both smiling and looking giddy, high-fived each other towards the end of this morning's just-concluded broadcast. Sunrise received tons of birthday messages and well wishes from viewers, which the show says will still run tomorrow and that Sindy Mabe and Graeme Richards will be reading out on air.
''Thank you so much for all of the support over the past two years,'' says Graeme Richards. ''It's been an incredible journey so far. It's been wonderful.''
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