Former Tangible Media ceo John Baker has taken up the position of managing director at Lassoo Media & PR.
Arrivals & Departures: Veteran journo to head Seven Sharp
Former TV3 and 60 Minutes journalist Alistair Wilkinson is joining TVNZ as the new executive producer for Seven Sharp.
AUT Business School taps Fresh Focus
Auckland-based research collective Fresh Focus has been selected as a finalist in the 2017 AUT Business School Excellence in Business Support Awards.
justONE breaks six-year hiatus for ITM
1-1/digital agency justONE has launched a new campaign for building supplies specialist ITM, breaking a six-year drought for ITM brand campaigns.
LIA extends deadline
The London International Awards has extended its deadline to Friday 30 June. The winners & finalists will be announced at the awards ceremony in Las Vegas on Wednesday 1 November.
Car salesmen save Adland from bottom billing in Oz
Work in Adland – but your parents tell everyone you work at the local Macca’s? Read on to discover the cause of their shame: A new study into the trustworthiness of 30 different professions in Australia paints a bleak picture of the honesty of people working in the advertising industry, with Adland voted the second least trustworthy profession, only slightly […]
NZ radio celebrates its winners
Forty-seven winners were announced at the 2017 New Zealand Radio Awards at Shed 10 last night. Station of the Year was More FM Canterbury, and the Blackie Award for the best radio moment in 2016 went to somebody called ‘Scotty J Word Insertion’ from Radio Hauraki.
Arrivals & Departures: WiTH unveils ASB CDs
WiTH Collective has appointed award-winning Kiwi creative team Nicole Hetherington & Simon Fowler as creative directors on the ASB account.
Adshel baits virtual tour with juicy TV promo
Outdoor advertising company Adshel has today re-launched its popular ScreenGrab promotion to celebrate the recently announced expansion of its Adshel Live digital network with a further 70 screens, bringing its digital network to 220 sites across New Zealand.
Playboy revisits the ’70s & ’80s
Playboy magazine is not exactly known for its portrayal of diversity and age-inclusiveness – but its latest cover stunt goes quite a long way in repairing that woeful record.
