Tuesday’s story about the Pride In Print Awards returning to Christchurch provided incorrect information about the date, due to an error in the information supplied in the original PiP release.

Nielsen Digital Ad Ratings is now commercially available in New Zealand, a step the research company calls “a major step forward for the digital measurement of advertising campaigns in New Zealand”.

Jack Sock and Lauren Davis aren’t the only winners to emerge from the 2017 ASB Classic. Through Saatchi & Saatchi’s ASB Rally for Charity initiative, the tennis tournament generated $18,090 for Ronald McDonald House Charities New Zealand (RMHC) to help meet the growing demand for its accommodation services across the country. 

Asia’s media agencies – including Carat, Dentsu, Mindshare, OMD, OMG, and ZenithOptimedia – are gearing up for Campaign Asia’s MediaWorks, a four-day bootcamp-style training course to be held Wednesday-Saturday 26-29 April in Hanoi, Vietnam.

New York, NY – January 17: New York Festivals Torch Awards, a unique creative competition for young creatives 18-27 years old, has opened for entries, and partnered with Today, I’m Brave, a registered nonprofit, whose dynamic mission celebrates people performing Brave acts every day and everywhere.

Adshel has introduced its new ethnicity targeting initiative, using NZ Census data, enhanced with Roy Morgan’s Single Source data, to identify audiences where they live and work.

VeNA announces exclusive partnership with iClick Interactive, to provide New Zealand advertisers with access to Chinese audiences.

Phantom Billstickers’ publishing phenomenon Café Reader, the free print title published four times a year and widely distributed around bars and coffee shops, is back.

Pride In Print is returning to the Garden City this year, with Wigram’s Air Force Museum of New Zealand to host the print industry’s gala event on Friday May 12.