AUCKLAND, Today: Coca-Cola has made its call after a global media review, keeping WPP Open X across most markets while handing North America to Omnicom. For WPP, that includes retaining the business... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Vogel’s might be one of New Zealand’s best-known loaves, but McCann New Zealand is taking a fairly bold position on the pantry staple. It’s not bread. It’s toast. Technically, yes,... Read More
bcg2 has been appointed as creative agency for New Zealand Opera, and the Auckland indie’s first role was setting up the digital, radio and print creative for the September 2016 season of... Read More
The Tasman Global Access Cable – an under-sea cable that will provide a huge boost to NZ’s international broadband connectivity – is now in the final stages of construction, with the specialised... Read More
More famous for pasting posters on the nation’s walls than publishing zines, Phantom Billstickers is celebrating the 11th edition of its quarterly ‘street arts’ publication, The Phantom Billstickers Café Reader. Read More
Red Bull has teamed up with global app Shazam to kick-start an activation to celebrate the launch of Red Bull’s latest Kiwi-Apple flavour. Read More
FCB has asked us to clarify information they provided which led to a story we ran in August about the launch of Mitre 10’s On Demand video service. Read More
M+AD is still saving up to buy the full NBR daily news feed – so the best we can do is offer you this enticing preview from the newspaper’s free headline service:... Read More
The CAANZ board has elected Louise Bond, ceo of PHD Group, as president of the association, after Simon Lendrum’s decision to step down, following his two-and-a-half-year stint in the role. Read More
M+AD went a step too far when we proclaimed – wrongly – that Colenso BBDO’s Volkswagen Reduce Speed Dial work was a finalist in the upcoming Spikes Asia Awards in Singapore. The... Read More
Oh dear, could this really be the end of the Big Mac?, asks Australia’s B&T magazine, citing a recent study of McDonald’s franchisees in the US. Read More
Dave Walden would turn in his grave. TBWA has quietly deleted Aussie Scott Whybin’s name from the title of the agency group he formed in NZ and Australia 21 years ago. Read More