AUCKLAND, Today: Not all digital billboard impressions carry the same carbon footprint, and LUMO has introduced a way for advertisers to favour cleaner options while campaigns are running. Working with Cruxx and... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Winning an account is one thing. Keeping it after a competitive pitch is another, and PHD Aotearoa has done just that with Spark New Zealand. The Omnicom Oceania agency has... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: One of the safest activities to take part in over the next few weeks will be watching countless movies. That’s why Val Morgan have set up an epic Marvel guide... Read More
CANBERRA, Wednesday: As the NZ Government moves closer to specific financial measures to aid NZ’s news media amid the Covid crisis (including a scheme to bring forward future ad campaign payments) Australia’s... Read More
NEW YORK, Today: DDB heads good-sized field of New Zealand agency work to be given shortlist status at The One Show 2020. Read More
WELLINGTON, Tuesday: Clemenger BBDO has fired up a new campaign, #Stayhomeforit, for the Government’s Unite Against Covid-19 programme. Read More
SYDNEY, Today: April adspend in Australia & NZ is on track to decline 25% to 30%, according to early figures from the Standard Media Index, reported in Mumbrella (scroll down for the... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Bauer Media NZ ceo MD Brendon Hill has finally spoken up in a predictable attempt to put a positive spin on the company’s shocking (but understandable) exit from NZ. Read More
SYDNEY. Saturday: Adobe has appointed Sydney-based Simon Tate, as Asia Pacific president, leading the company’s business across the region. Auckland-based NZ manager Colin Rebairo will report directly to Tate. Read More
NEW YORK, Monday: New Zealand scored two shortlisted entries at the New York Festivals Advertising Awards. Read More
AUCKLAND, Monday: Westhaven marketing agency The Growery has snared the first high-profile casualty from Bauer Media – hiring digital GM Anne Chen as a new-business consultant. Read More
LONDON, Monday: Eight-two percent of global consumers approve of brands running Covid-related advertising, according to a new WARC/GlobalWebIndex report. In NZ, the approval rating is 78%, and in the US it’s 77%. Read More