PR people are usually second only to barristers in their willingness to act for toxic clients. But it seems that even the Yank dentist who shot Cecil the Lion is beyond the pale with the PR sector.

Following a successful launch of July’s inaugural four-part breakfast series designed to give business leaders strategies to grow in the “every-changing landscape around them”, PwC Herald Talks, NZME has announced their second event – Going Global.

Phantom Billstickers have established several new sites since their first Auckland Supersite went live in Customs St, adjacent to the Britomart.

Auckland activation agencies ApolloNation and Geometry Global scored a Gold each at the 2015 APMA Star Awards last night in Sydney.

Instagram, the photo-sharing app owned by Facebook, has switched on its game-changing advertising API (application program interface), enabling mobile marketers to conduct campaigns in a more automated and efficient way.

The latest frivolous internet time-waster to come to our attention is a site that allows you to locate the movie that was No 1 at the box office on the day you were born.

To help creatives handle their first voice bookings like a pro, Envy Studios executive producer Samantha Jukes spoke with six of Auckland’s busiest voice artists – three new to the market and three of the top brass – and asked them what helps them deliver their best.

Ogilvy & Mather has won July’s Newspaper Ad of the Month award with another of their Rebel Sport National Pride ads.

Judges Rob Longuet-Higgins (Barnes, Catmur & Friends) and Peter Wujkowski (Geometry Global) agreed it “immediately stood out on the judging table with its strong visual lead idea”, but its success was ultimately because “it was topical on two fronts”.