Maritime New Zealand has put its creative and media accounts up for pitch after six years with FCB.
Colenso, Clemenger through to Clio shortlist
Colenso BBDO has emerged in the Clio Awards shortlist – out yesterday – with six finalists. Clemenger BBDO|Touchcast was the only other NZ shop through, with two finalists.
AI in focus as sales powwow looks to humanise ad interactions
The Future of CX: How AI will humanise every customer journey is top of the menu when Aussie-based CRM outfit Salesforce holds its one-day Basecamp 2017 in Auckland at the end of this month.
Preview: Augusto reveals Labour’s first election ad
Augusto Auckland has today unveiled Labour’s first 2017 election TVC, which focuses on the opportunity New Zealanders have “to seize the moment and vote for a party that will start to build a better country”.
Colenso helps Spark celebrate the power of little
Spark has unveiled its Little can be Huge brand platform, via Colenso BBDO, which aims to celebrate the little victories in life that can add up to huge wins.
Facebook and Tiger Pistol prime ‘simple’ hyper-local targeting for ANZ
In the shift to personalisation at scale, Facebook Australia and New Zealand and its marketing partner Tiger Pistol have announced local community targeting for multi-location marketers.
Yahoo Platforms launches media-agnostic Audience Insights tool in NZ
Yahoo Platforms has developed a new interactive tool – said to be the first media-agnostic tool of its kind in the NZ market – that enables marketers and agencies to explore Yahoo’s proprietary, cross-device data assets to better understand their customers and prospects.
Ogilvy creatives take scissors to 2017 election campaigns
Five senior creatives from Ogilvy & Mather shared their views – in depth – on this year’s NZ general election campaigns with Herald on Sunday readers yesterday. They even took sharp blue pencils to some of the work, including the slogans.
Arrivals & Departures: Screentime taps EP, TRA promotes new partners
Grey Lynn-based production company Screentime NZ has hired production executive Tina McLaren to oversee the growing slate of fiction and non-fiction Screentime projects.
A different side to Christchurch
Has the Scribe story caught your eye like it has ours? Allow us to point you in the direction of Jack Tame’s insightful piece, which ran in the Herald on Sunday yesterday.
