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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
APAC-wide mobile advertising company Big Mobile has launched Creative Impact, a suite of products and capabilities focused on helping advertisers achieve “a step-change in the calibre of mobile creativity”. Read More
New Zealand radio enters a new phase of audience measurement this year when Europe-based research company GfK delivers its first NZ radio survey on May 5. Read More
Comedy performance director Florence Noble has joined 8 (the Transtasman production company previously known as 8com). Read More
New Zealanders are being invited to offer their views on advertising to children, including food, in a major review of the compulsory codes of practice for the advertising industry. Read More
For its 2016 campaign, which runs throughout February, the Heart Foundation has enlisted the services of a man whose life was saved directly as a result of watching a TVC during last... Read More
The Warriors league team has appointed well-known local PR personality Niki Schuck to its board of directors – only the second female board member in the history of the club. Read More
The Cannes Lions has released details of its new campaign promoting the 2016 International Festival of Creativity. Read More
DUBAI: Arab women are tech savvy, socially engaged and ready to shake off the stereotypes, according to research released ahead of the Marketing to Women summit in Dubai. Read More
