NZME launches Tauranga station Coast, into the Coromandel on 97.9FM from Friday 1 December – just in time for summer.
Arrivals & Departures: Publicity changes at Sky TV
Sky TV has promoted senior publicist Leah Smith to publicity manager, product & digital content, focusing on SVOD service, NEON, as well as product initiatives.
Debuts for Sealord, Oceania, Air NZ
Compiled for M+AD by Colmar Brunton client executive Andy Strain: “A very similar Top 3 to last month,” he writes. “KFC jumps up to 2nd and pushed Spark out of the Top 3.”
QMS takes over Courtenay Place
QMS NZ has launched a new landmark digital billboard, affectionately known as ‘Courtenay Place’, in the heart of Wellington, at the intersection of Taranaki Street and Courtenay Place.
Arrivals & Departures: Suzie Lamborn exits, Val Morgan appoints Mediaworks veteran as new sales director
Val Morgan has announced the appointment of Matt Tremain as NZ cinema sales director, replacing Suzie Lamborn who has resigned.
Colenso creates China-focussed brandwork for Spark
Colenso BBDO has created new brand work for Spark, aimed at Chinese New Zealanders, featuring Spark staff from its Auckland-based OneWorld call centre, along with store staff.
Arrivals & Departures: The Warehouse imports Yahoo US marketer
The Warehouse Group has appointed Jonathan Waecker into a newly created role of chief marketing officer. Reporting to group ceo Nick Grayston, Waecker will oversee all the group’s marketing and communications activities, leading brand strategy and driving customer engagement for The Warehouse Group and its brands.
Time running out for NZ businesses using free Facebook
New Zealand businesses using free Facebook get only get 2.63% engagement compared to about 50% percent five years ago, according to a report out today by Mosh social media agency.
FCB outpointed True & Spark to win anti-litter pitch
FCB had to fight off three other Auckland agencies to win a pitch for the creative, media and PR business for Keep New Zealand Beautiful.
NZ marketers outgunning the US?
Auckland-based big data business Qrious has released a detailed study that allows marketers to benchmark their work against their peers. It also purports to show that NZ businesses are seeing opportunities ahead of US counterparts.
