NEW YORK: Time-pressured internet users often say they install ad blocking software to speed up their browsing experience, but they may be surprised by a new study which found ad blockers can actually slow load times on some mobile sites.
Aussie comp seeks Kiwi entries
Australian creative advertising competition the B&T Awards has issued its 2016 call for entries – and NZ agencies are eligible to enter all categories.
Confidence matters in post-Brexit NZ
Confidence is going to be crucial post Brexit, because markets don’t like uncertainty, Craigs Investment Partners private wealth research head Mark Lister says.
AlmappBBDO Brazil shoots Getty
A global campaign for Getty Images, created by Brazilian agency AlmapBBDO, has been on an awards rampage – most recently in Cannes.
Cannes. A cathedral of confidence?
Confidence is in the air post-Brexit. It’s been the theme of global adpeople this week (see other stories on this page), the latest being Campaign Brief columnist Damon Stapleton, chief creative officer at DDB NZ.
Time running out – so buy now!
The 9th annual Battle of the Ad Bands theme is on again in September. The theme is Boy & Girl Bands, with a wildcard tribute to David Bowie and Prince.
Get the CAANZ discount
CAANZ is offering members a handsome 15% discount on tickets to Semi-Permanent at the Aotea Centre on Friday/Saturday 12-13 August. Semi is a globalcreative & design platform of some repute – NZ tickets range from $230 to $517 – so the CAANZ discount is a good deal.
No stone left unturned in Resn’s work on Y&R’s McWhopper
Wellington-based creative digital agency Resn played a key role in Y&R’s award-winning sweep for Burger King McWhopper at the Cannes Lion.
PHD starred as OMG grabbed Lion’s share
For the fourth time in five years, Omnicom Media Group (OMG), the media services division of Omnicom Group, topped the list of media agency holding-company winners at the Cannes Lions, with its agencies OMD and PHD taking home a total of 15 Media Lions.
The best of the worst?
“Cannes Lions should follow the example set by the Oscars, and have its own Razzies – awards for the world’s worst marketing and creative work,” said Airbnb’s marketing chief Jonathan Mildenhall, drawing rapturous applause during a panel discussion at the Cannes Lions last week, moderated by Alexandra Suich, technology editor at The Economist.
