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AUCKLAND, Today: Six new faces are joining Chemistry as the Auckland independent builds up its client service team, responding to growing demand for more connected brand, digital and social expertise. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Nine years after joining VML, Dr Adam Kennedy is stepping into the top job, becoming CEO of Australia and New Zealand from January 2027. Kennedy takes over from Paul Bradbury,... Read More
To mark the end of summer each year a festival is held in the Far North fishing port of Mangonui. Local producers display and sell their wares, business houses arrange water sport... Read More
Phantom Billstickers has christened new sites for its sweet new Super and Max A0 poster frames – on Anzac Ave. in the heart of the Auckland Uni precinct. Read More
Yesterday, M+AD ventured into dangerous territory, putting the boot (as you do) into our opposition at Tangible over falling revenues (and increasing online content) at three of its print titles. With this... Read More
The TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards has issued its 2016 call for entries – this year’s theme is What’s Your Story? Read More
The Public Relations Institute (PRINZ) has unveiled the 27 finalists for its 42nd annual industry awards – from a record 69 entries. Read More
After 14 years at Fairfax Media, Stuart Palmer has taken up the newly created position of national sales manager at Phantom Billstickers. Read More
NZME is aligning all its rural radio, digital and print offerings under a single brand – The Country. The changes will see the Farming Show, fronted by Jamie Mackay, renamed The Country... Read More
Falling revenues have led to the closure of Tangible Media’s NZ Fishing World glossy magazine, which is switching its output to digital. Read More
