Holden New Zealand has launched the new Colorado with a 60 second TVC entitled Tow Truck, directed by legendary Kiwi creative genius Gregor Nicholas via Special Group, Auckland.
Arrivals & Departures: Filmgraphics signs young Spanish ace
Fast-rising filmmaker and Cannes Young Director winner Ernest Desumbila has signed with Filmgraphics for representation in Australia and New Zealand.
Rolling Stone founder sells big stake to Singapore
Just under half of the venerable Rolling Stone magazine has been sold to Singapore-based BandLab Technologies, according to a report in Ad Age. It’s the first time Jann Wenner, the co-founder of the mag, has invited outside investors.
Kiwi creatives thrive in Paris
French awards organiser Epica has shone a light on the work of two Kiwi creatives – Mark Forgan & Jamie Standen – who have been making waves since they left Clemenger BBDO Wellington in 2007 to head for Europe.
TBWA, NZME, Eight Films worked gratis for Sallies
The Unexpected Homeless, a campaign by TBWA in partnership with NZME for the Salvation Army, has launched today leaving NZ Herald browsers struggling to get ‘home’.
justONE lifts Fly Buys points
Fly Buys is on a mission to help Kiwis get even more out of their rewards programme, with a neat new email approach developed with 1-1 and digital specialist agency justONE.
Did your Google ranking change overnight? Introducing Google Penguin 4.0
By Michael Jenkins, Shout! Web Strategy: It’s been a two-year wait for SEO tragics – Google’s anticipated Penguin 4.0 started rolling out over the weekend. While it’s too soon to see the full impact.
Agencies back anti-smoking campaign
Auckland full-service digital agency Young+Shand and Auckland-based workforce training adviser Inspiring Ltd have combined for an anti-smoking campaign – StopTober Let’s Kick Butt Together.
Slow-motion fake
Not all males want to be the fastest man in the world! Sadly, this is a fake ad – entered into a Fauxlympics contest by an unknown English wit.
Kiwi software takes on the film & TV production world
Kiwi TV producer Bailey Mackey has released details of his NZ-made cloud-based production system, Kaha, designed to make production simple by streamlining budgeting, scheduling, cashflow and staffing needs for film and television producers.
