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26/09/2025
We always believe this to be true. Promote what's good!!!
26/09/2025

We always believe this to be true. Promote what's good!!!

50th Independence Anniversary Celebrate. Gokoka. National Park. September 2025. Drone img
25/09/2025

50th Independence Anniversary Celebrate. Gokoka. National Park. September 2025.
Drone img

25/09/2025

In his farewell speech as Nokia’s CEO, Stephen Elop reflected, “We didn’t do anything wrong, but somehow, we lost.” This statement has since become a symbol of how even the most dominant companies can falter if they fail to adapt to change.

Once the unrivaled leader in mobile phones, Nokia enjoyed global recognition for its reliable devices and strong brand trust. However, the rapid rise of smartphones transformed consumer expectations. Nokia underestimated the shift from physical keypads to touchscreens. Rather than adopting the popular Android platform, the company partnered with Microsoft’s Windows Phone, which struggled to gain widespread acceptance. As a result, Nokia could not keep up with Apple’s iOS or Google’s Android ecosystem.

Another significant factor in Nokia’s decline was its slow innovation. While competitors like Apple and Samsung introduced sleek designs, advanced features, and rich app stores, Nokia remained focused on durability and basic functionality. This created a growing gap between what consumers wanted and what Nokia offered. Internal issues also compounded the problem. Bureaucratic decision-making delayed responses to market trends, and by the time Nokia attempted to catch up, rivals had already surged ahead.

Nokia’s fall stands as a powerful business lesson: no success is guaranteed. Companies must embrace change, innovate continuously, and anticipate customer needs to remain competitive. Those who fail to evolve risk losing even the strongest empires, no matter how dominant they once were.

25/09/2025

KAMAKE BILUM - MY PRIDE, MY IDENTITY.

is not just a bilum. It is a pride and an identity of the specific group of people. The Frigano language speaking group of people or communities in Daginave of Lufa District in Eastern Highlands Province.

It is not just a bilum. It's Daginave's pride, identity, bone and flash. The colors red, green, white and blue stands tall and standout. Not just colors. But it gives the original identity to a specific group of people. It represents and it units.

From every single thread to thread their pride and identity is sewn. From generation to generation they sewn and carry around with pride. The identity still stands tall.

It tells about the place. A village is seen through it. And people are known.

From generation to generation. From thread to thread. There's no other brand or fashion. It's Daginave from start to end.

Daginave Bade Yuwa - with his Kamake bilum at 69th Goroka Show.

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25/09/2025

One of many takeaways from a conversation with Andy about the studio is that video quality is dramatically influenced by lighting and audio, perhaps moreso than camera quality. In other words if your audio is clear with a good mic, and lighting is well balanced, you can make a cheap

25/09/2025
24/09/2025
Digitising continues.DVCAM, BETACAM SP, and VHS
24/09/2025

Digitising continues.
DVCAM, BETACAM SP, and VHS


LUFA BASKETHe says he is able to make anything you want.. From. Chairs, mats, trays, baskets.. You name it.Call him dire...
24/09/2025

LUFA BASKET

He says he is able to make anything you want.. From. Chairs, mats, trays, baskets.. You name it.

Call him directly if you are interested in one of his products. Sakias.. Digicel.
73937600

24/09/2025

Moving into our new space.. 🇵🇬🇵🇬 Thank you Landlord

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