Following the launch of Adshel Live Unbundled, Adshel says it continues to drive the next evolution in digital out-of-home by introducing Reach Builder, a new campaign delivery method offering advertiser’s even greater audience reach across the entire Adshel Live network of 250+ screens.

No Golds on Day 4 in Cannes yesterday, when all the Kiwi kudos belonged to DDB, Y&R and Colenso BBDO – DDB scored Silver and four Bronzes, and Y&R and Colenso both picked up a Bronze.

Shortland Street’s golden run continues with major international marketing awards recognition for TVNZ 2’s primetime mainstay – an innovative and immersive virtual reality campaign to promote the show’s 25th anniversary was a winner at the Annual PromaxBDA Global Excellence Awards in New York last week.

Alexander PR’s Content Place division recently published a series of podcast conversations, called High Altitude, about big business in New Zealand from the perspective of the decision-makers, the risk-takers and the money-makers.

Auckland, June 21: TBWA Group’s PR division Eleven PR and PlayStation NZ have created what they’re calling a market-first exercise programme inspired by the critically acclaimed game title God of War.

In her email, Stuff executive Lucy Hempseed came straight to the point – the NZ Farmer brand is remaining in print, albeit in Stuff daily mastheads (except the Dom Post) and online, and not as a separate print publication, contrary to the collection of half facts M+AD presented on the topic yesterday.

The big NZ shops Colenso BBDO, Saatchi & Saatchi, and DDB are progressing to a satisfactory conclusion of the Cannes Lions, which will be wound up this weekend (with a full coverage in M+AD Monday).

There’s yet to be an official statement from the publisher, but M+AD believes that NZ Farmer will no longer be published in print format.

Auckland-based agency Contagion will not comment on rumours it has pinned down the Paper Plus creative & media account, after five years with FCB.