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AUCKLAND, Today: Creative indie Crave Global has launched plans for The Lightship, a new platform for contemporary art, which launches today at Ports of Auckland. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: An anonymous NZ agency insider is painting a bleak picture of the current Covid-afflicted ad world – a picture that starkly contrasts with the sector’s optimistic PR pose. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: The 2020 Effie Awards is to be a virtual live show, held later this month (on Thursday 29 October) from 5pm until 6:30pm (scroll down for the link). Kiwi comedian... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: BC&F Dentsu founder/ECD Paul Catmur has grown his arresting podcast series since it launched a year ago. His latest additions are Waikato Uni global creativity specialists Mark Kilgour & Huw... Read More
AUCKLAND, Wednesday: NZ-owned full-service indie agency Pitchblack Partners is behind the launch of the new highly noticeable Burger King ‘Big King XL’, generating a day-one sales record, and much chat on social... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Shine has partnered with local production companies Spur, Satellite Media, Perceptual Engineering and BuildMedia and New York-based executive producer Adam Jenkins and ECD Mick McConnell to bring Spark’s tech work... Read More
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday: NSW creative agency Enigma (offices in Sydney & Newcastle) has produced a new campaign for Kennards Hire, which is currently running on both sides of the Tasman. Read More
