Colenso’s creative backroom team has led M+AD ed David Gapes through a scaled-down demo of the V Energy promo that saw a very heavy object – a 20m steel container – being levitated by gameplayers on an Auckland wharf earlier in the week. The object of that exercise was to launch V Zero.
Worship at the altar of youth at your own peril
Brands must not neglect the growth market of older consumers to focus solely on youthful audiences, a leading executive from Harley-Davidson has warned.
US entertainment bibles tap Getty
Getty Images has been appointed official content provider for the US entertainment industry’s premier brands, The Hollywood Reporter, and Billboard magazine, a leading global destination for charts, news, trends and innovations in music.
DDB adds print to Steinlager originals campaign
DDB New Zealand has released three new inspirational print ads with highlights from the 1905 Originals’ tour as part of its iconic Steinlager campaign, backing the All Blacks.
The Feds grow another arm
Auckland indie creative shop Federation today launches a specialist content marketing and PR agency, Hubbub, a standalone company which aims to harness the power of content marketing to help clients drive business growth and deepen customer engagement.
Snakk share offer oversubscribed
Snakk Media has received applications for more than $1.75m in its share offer, and is currently accepting oversubscriptions.
Jack Black & Clooney launch Nespresso’s latest in NZ today
Cinema launch for ‘chilling’ FCB ad
Young FCB creative team Lennie Galloway & Thomas Gledhill today launch their chilling campaign for Parkinson’s Awareness Week in Val Morgan cinemas.
Canon Media Awards return to Wellington
Seven years after they were last held in the Capital, the Canon Media Awards are set to return to Wellington next year.
NZME defends Spy changes
NZME head of lifestyle Jacqui Loates-Haver, who is the former editor of New Idea magazine, has responded – not convincingly – to M+AD’s comments about the new Herald on Sunday’s Spy inserted magazine.