CAANZ/CCC ceo Paul Head is strongly criticising the Commerce Commission decision to reject the proposed StuffMe merger.
CAANZ transmogrifies into the Commercial Communications Council
The Communication Agencies Association of New Zealand has undergone a change of identity and will now be known as the Commercial Communications Council.
FCB Media continues golden run at the Beacons
The media industry’s best, brightest and most beautiful gathered in Auckland last night for a sold-out event to celebrate award-winning work from the past year, at the 2017 CAANZ Beacon Awards, in association with NZME.
Arrivals & Departures: Carat recruits new GBDs
Carat NZ has made new senior hires to service its growing client base, recruiting two group business directors from the worlds of both advertising and media.
Commercial radio continues to grow audiences
The latest commercial radio audience measurement survey (out of GfK) shows almost 80% of New Zealanders 10+ listen to commercial radio each week.
NZME puts on weight across entire radio portfolio
Every one of NZME’s radio stations in New Zealand gained more new listeners, according to the latest 2017 GfK independent radio survey.
MediaWorks Radio ‘still No 1’
MediaWorks Radio remains the most popular radio network in New Zealand, according to the latest GfK survey, reaching 2,262,100 listeners every week across its nine radio brands – an increase of 53,200 from November 2016.
DDB shoots Lotto for Mothers Day (updated)
This Mothers Day, Lotto NZ – with a little help from their friends at DDB and The Sweet Shop – is celebrating mum by with a TVC demonstrating how the amazing things she does seem to just magically happen, yet usually go without thanks.
MDS focus on creatives and emerging tech
Auckland’s Media Design School, in association with TechWeek, is running a free one day event that demonstrates how emerging technologies are being used to inform and transform the practice of indigenous art and design in Aotearoa.
Screen industry listing deadline reminder
The NZ screen production industry directory is reminding film companies that the rollover deadline for the annual print edition of The Data Book is coming up in just a few weeks – on Wednesday 31 May.
