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AUCKLAND, Today: Burger King is about to go Super Saiyan, teaming with Toei Animation to bring Dragon Ball Super burgers, collectibles and a healthy dose of cosmic chaos to restaurants nationwide. The... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Stuff Group’s magazine rack is looking increasingly crowded — with readers. Its three major titles now attract almost 800,000 Kiwis each month, up 6% year on year. NZ House &... Read More
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AUCKLAND, Today: Ponsonby-based creative ad-tech agency We Are Frank has appointed a new agency lead. She’s Ebony Kitching, who joins as sales manager. Read More
NEW YORK, Wednesday: global media advertising markets – including NZ – are averaging a 28.2% decline in advertising expenditure in the “first wave” of the Covid-19 pandemic, according to expert data analysis... Read More
NEW YORK, Today: It was announced in the US early this morning that AUNZ DDB ceo Marty O’Halloran has been given one of the biggest jobs in advertising – head of DDB... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: After a “comprehensive review”, Foodstuffs has awarded its media agency business to PHD Media. The incumbent was FCB Media. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Boyd PR & Mr Mustard Motion Graphics have created a virtual media kit, delivered to media and influencers alongside a physical box of goodies, to launch South Australia TV –... Read More
AUCKLAND, Tuesday: High St strategic & creative brand comms shop The Enthusiasts has released a Bell Tea campaign that aims to show how flavour can make things come to life. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Ad people from all corners of the country are emerging to pile on the misery behind M+AD’s series of redundancy news stories. Read More
