AUCKLAND, Thursday: Magazines & newspapers generally held steady in Q1, according to the latest topline results from Nielsen.
Stuff leads print and digital, grows magazine audience, ‘owns’ Sundays
AUCKLAND, Thursday: Stuff has again been named New Zealand’s number one news site, with a monthly audience of 2 million unique visitors, according to the latest Nielsen results.
Megan Flynn joins YoungShand as head of media partnerships
AUCKLAND, Thursday: Integrated indie agency YoungShand has appointed the experienced media exec Megan Flynn as head of media partnerships.
Anthem wins ESG Consultancy of the Year and Gold with Doppelmayr in PR Awards Asia
HONG KONG, Thursday: CBD-based communications/marketing indie Anthem has been named ESG Consultancy of the Year in the PR Awards Asia 2023.
Chemistry Auckland shortlisted at Gerety Awards 2023
PARIS, Today: Chemistry Auckland is the only NZ agency to score a shortlist spot on the Gerety Awards – famously named for US copywriter Frances Gerety, who in 1948 devised the phrase “A diamond is forever”.
David Day joins Special London as chief creative officer
AUCKLAND, Wednesday: NZ-based global creative agency Special has appointed David Day as chief creative officer. He joins ceo Jennifer Black, and CSO Emily Harlock to form the leadership team for the London agency.
Air NZ, Mitre 10, PAK’nSAVE shine in Reputation Index
AUCKLAND, Today: Air New Zealand has retained its place at the top of the Kantar Corporate Reputation Index for the ninth consecutive year but Mitre 10 and PAK’nSAVE are hot on the national carrier’s heels.
Kiwi creativity gleams at Fieldays
AUCKLAND, Today: There’s nothing like farm life to bring gritty rural NZ creativity to life – as demonstrated by this image, snapped at Fieldays by an alert adman.
Readership boost across Are Media NZ titles
AUCKLAND, Today: Are Media NZ, the publisher of Woman’s Day, New Zealand Woman’s Weekly, New Zealand Listener, Your Home and Garden, and Kia Ora, has announced strong growth in readership for its portfolio in the Nielsen Q1 2023 results.
Fragmented TV landscape, changing consumer behaviour and ad budget scrutiny ends ‘war for eyeballs’
SYDNEY, Today: The nightly burden of picking what to watch on TV now costs us 24 minutes per week. To put that into perspective, we’re spending over 100 days of our lives trying to decide what to watch – and even then many of us will give up or go to bed.
