BMW New Zealand’s Reverse April Fools’ Day campaign, created by DDB NZ, continues to be recognised internationally, this time winning the only award in the Experiential category at The One Show Annual Automotive Advertising of the Year Awards.
Jetmax signs travel site for NZ & Oz
NZ travel media supplier Jetmax Media has signed an exclusive deal with Webjet.co.nz. The appointment also includes Webjet.com.au and Zuji.com.au.
Arrivals & Departures: Return of a Jedi
Christchurch-based travel media supplier Jetmax has appointed Vaughan Fleming to the new role of sales director.
Weldon connection to logo design
Auckland-based OneDesign has developed a new logo for MediaWorks. “The process was collaborative, and took place across the business,” says MediaWorks comms chief Charlotte McLauchlan.
Beer giant taps Colenso, sidelines Saatchi
Tui has reshaped its ad agency roster model, appointing Colenso BBDO to a new Tui brand creative project, sidelining incumbent Saatchi & Saatchi, which DB Breweries’ Simon Smith says will “remain an incumbent DB agency”.
Framing 2016
Graham Christie, the CCO/partner of Auckland-based APAC-wide mobile marketing company Big Mobile Group, has released the company’s latest Mobile Hub report – containing analyses of the figures that frame 2016 and beyond for mobile across APAC:
Cannes unveils major category upgrades
The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity has announced changes to the 2016 awards which will see the Press Lions become the Print & Publishing Lions and Digital Craft split from the Cyber and Mobile Lions.
David Bowie – the TVCs
It is with much sorrow that M+AD notes the passing of rock’n’roll pathfinder David Bowie (in London, of cancer, aged just 69). Throughout his career, Bowie made a number of TV ads – including work for Pepsi, Nestle and Louis Vuitton (that’s his 2013 Louis Vuitton ad, above).
oOh!media expands
oOh!media says it has secured further long term contracts with shopping centre owners of key retail locations in New Zealand – including Nelson, Tauranga, Christchurch and Auckland – boosting its offering to a total of 30 centres.
Fairfax sells six titles – to staffers
Fairfax Media has sold six of its national magazines as it continues restructuring to focus on core audiences and subject areas, according to Stuff.co.nz.
