AUCKLAND, Today: Croatia has won its first Grand LIAs, with two separate companies taking top honours. The milestone is among the standouts in London International Awards’ results for 2026. LIA says work... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Auckland FC is taking its presence beyond the pitch, with QMS NZ named the club’s Official Out of Home Media Partner in a new multi-year deal. The partnership connects the... Read More
It is with much sorrow that M+AD notes the passing of rock’n’roll pathfinder David Bowie (in London, of cancer, aged just 69). Throughout his career, Bowie made a number of TV ads... Read More
oOh!media says it has secured further long term contracts with shopping centre owners of key retail locations in New Zealand – including Nelson, Tauranga, Christchurch and Auckland – boosting its offering to... Read More
Fairfax Media has sold six of its national magazines as it continues restructuring to focus on core audiences and subject areas, according to Stuff.co.nz. Read More
You know it’s been a fairly quiet start to the new year when there’s only a few items good enough to make the first issue of M+AD in 2016. Read More
Auckland-based digital sales house Ad2one has been purchased by Gravity4 – a US headquartered global company that describes itself as “the world’s first high-frequency marketing cloud”. Gravity4 also made its intentions clear... Read More
After a revamp of categories for the 2015 NZ Radio Awards has announced its 2016 call for entries – with just one change: The addition of a new category – Best Promotion. Read More
The One Club New York has set Friday 29 January as the final deadline for the 2016 One Show. Read More
NZW-based NZ-founded Goodoil Films is 2015’s highest ranking – equal 3rd – Australasian production company in Campaign Brief’s global list issued by Best Ads over the weekend. Goodoil director Hamish Rothwell was... Read More
This is the last 2015 edition of M+AD’s daily newsletter. We’re taking a break and will return on Monday 11 January. Read More
A collaboration between Fullers ferries and Newmarket-based digital agency Motion Sickness Studios has produced documentary-like content illustrating that – when it involves the Hauraki Gulf – the journey is just as important... Read More