NZME has signed with a collective of eight national sporting organisations (NSOs) to be a media content provider, dedicated to delivering rich and engaging sport content in New Zealand – Athletics NZ, Basketball NZ, Bowls NZ, Golf NZ, Hockey NZ, New Zealand Tennis, Triathlon NZ and Yachting NZ.

What do Nirvana, Guinness, Honda and Spike Jonze have in common? They all have work that is starring in the 2016 D&AD Next Awards campaign.

People are happiest and most productive if they can choose what they work on and who they work with, say NZ Agile coaches Sandy Mamoli & David Mole.

NZME has established a new division called CreateMe which brings together all of their core commercial content creators and commercial strategists.

Mobile advertising technology company Snakk Media (NZAX: SNK) has today announced its unaudited revenue for the six months ended 30 September 2015. Revenue was $4,580,857, representing year-on-year growth of 13%. NZ grew 42% YOY. Southeast Asia is the fastest growing region for Snakk, as revenues increase sevenfold.

justONE and .99 lead the way towards the finals of the NZDM Awards with 17 unique campaigns making the shortlist, followed by Colenso BBDO/Proximity with 11, FCB with 7, Young & Shand with 6, RAPP 4, Saatchi 4, Federation 4, Barnes Catmur 4, Rainger & Rolfe 4, Republik 3, Shirtcliffe & Co 3, and two apiece to Tracta, True, and Twenty.

0800 Phantom is now adding additional light boxes to its Phantom CityLight network in carparks nationwide. 

Colenso BBDO won the big prize at the Campaign Asia Pacific Awards, held in Singapore over the weekend. Colenso was named NZ Creative Agency of the Year – followed by DDB and Special Group. OMD won Gold in Media, DDB won Gold in Digital, and an OMD team won Management Team of the Year.

As the nation prepares to unwind over summer, TVNZ is ramping up with a major expansion of its online offering – TVNZ OnDemand is adding 200 new hours of exclusive content, launching on new devices and introducing new features as it responds to Kiwis’ changing viewing habits.