SA Rugby on Facebook

SA Rugby on Facebook

1 Feb 2008

SA’s leading rugby magazine is now part of the world’s biggest social network.

SA Rugby on Facebook

HOW TO JOIN
Type “SA Rugby magazine” into the Facebook search engine (make sure you are searching in groups). Click on the SA Rugby cover and then click on the “Join group” link. You will instantly become a member.

WHY SHOULD I JOIN?
– Comment on discussion topics YOU create.
– Upload rugby video clips.
– Upload rugby photos.
– Post interesting rugby articles from websites around the world for others to read.
– Get visual previews of SA Rugby mag (cover and main features) before it goes on sale.
– Provide feedback on the mag (what you like, what you hate).


18 Comments

  • 1.fabio: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 08:04 am

    why would i need facebook, when i get everything i need on keo?

  • 2.Simon: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 08:12 am

    Fabio,

    Can you upload videos?

  • 3.fabio: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 08:21 am

    Simon,

    No. Can you?

  • 4.fabio: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 08:30 am

    Okay Simon, I joined. Now what?

  • 5.Simon: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 08:54 am

    Now you can upload videos.

  • 6.LoveJoy: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 09:11 am

    “the world’s biggest social network”

    never let the facts get in the way of a good story, eh Simon. ;-)

    facebook is the fastest growing… not the biggest. it might catch up with Myspace by the end of ’08.

  • 7.strikers: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 09:31 am

    LoveJoy is correct and while facebook is the biggest in Australia, Myspace still kicks its *** in the USA

  • 8.fabio: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 09:43 am

    interesting…

  • 9.wallabie.: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 10:17 am

    Why is SA rugby social group on Facebook…..is SARSU dead aand buried.

    Why another gathering….”AB” has a Facebook gathering of SARSU ‘has beens’ as well!

  • 10.Anvil: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 10:18 am

    Bad move.You take away the traffic comming to Keo.

    You dont want your subsribers signing onto a potentially addictive network.

    Unless you post every single article on keo on facebook as well.

  • 11.scrawl: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 10:30 am

    Not a bad idea really. Facebook will hopefully be more about rugby and less about qouta’s. Keo does provide that cloak of annonimity under which the extremist hide so well. WIth your picure up there on facebook, people will be a lot less inclined to say they stuff they do. They won’t want their mates to see them for the luke watson fans they really are

  • 12.Some Bloke: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 11:47 am

    What’s Facebook?

  • 13.carcass: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 11:58 am

    Facebook is an annual diary which gets passed along to its subscribers. Its a bleddie long process , but it brings back the joy of the old snail mail.

  • 14.Slappes: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 12:09 pm

    Hey Simon.

    Are you at the Fireman’s this pm?

  • 15.Simon: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 12:25 pm

    Nope, we said goodbye to Stu at the office today.

  • 16.soenmydonkie: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 13:34 pm

    Is the new magazine out yet?
    My local retarted newsagent doesn’t have it.
    It’s February 1st already, why isn’t it out yet

  • 17.WP Till I Die: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 13:36 pm

    Simon,

    You guys have an office?

  • 18.greatest13gerber: Reply to this comment
    1 Feb 2008, 17:02 pm

    what is facebook thing?

    I need to explain it to my Tukkies mates today at lunch

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