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AUCKLAND, Today: Six new faces are joining Chemistry as the Auckland independent builds up its client service team, responding to growing demand for more connected brand, digital and social expertise. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Nine years after joining VML, Dr Adam Kennedy is stepping into the top job, becoming CEO of Australia and New Zealand from January 2027. Kennedy takes over from Paul Bradbury,... Read More
SYDNEY, Wednesday: Headline in Mumbrella: Good riddance to the Bauers, the family that wrecked Australia’s magazine industry. Read More
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
