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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
APN Outdoor has launched creative initiate Pixel361° with a live briefing at The Paddington in Parnell. Read More
0800PHANTOM owner Jim Wilson has penned a powerful tribute to Hello Sailor’s Graham Brazier, who died last week. This is not your usual fan-piece, and features tough content. Be warned. Read More
Clemenger Group has announced the official launch of Flare – a content production company within the BBDO agencies across Australia and New Zealand. Read More
The Australian Communications Council has launched the call for entries for the 37th annual AWARD Awards. Read More
WPP global head Sir Martin Sorrell says too much marketing emphasis has been placed on digital and that the pendulum will swing back towards traditional print and TV. Read More
AGM Publishing’s Architecture NZ magazine, with Resene, is to host a film night at the Auckland Art Gallery to help celebrate next week’s Auckland Architecture week (Tuesday-Sunday 22-27 September). Read More
The New Zealand Herald (edited by Shayne Currie) has been judged Newspaper of the Year at the annual Pacific Area Newspapers Publishers’ Association awards. Read More
Genesis Energy is celebrating the unsung heroes that power New Zealand communities, with the help of a new TV campaign from creative and retail brand specialists .99. Read More
