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Behind the Fern returns after 22 million views across platforms
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MediaWorks NZ releases new audio-first brand reel
AUCKLAND, Today: MediaWorks NZ has launched a new more... Read More+Latest Articles
AUCKLAND, Today: Leading AUNZ technology-based insights agency Perceptive has secured a new project with Trade Me, which will see them delve into a combination of focus group research and a quantitative usage... Read More
NEW YORK, Today: After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, The One Club has announced the return of One Screen, the original short film festival for the global creative community that... Read More
HAMILTON, Today: Claudelands Arena is to be renamed Globox Arena since a new partnership has developed between Hamilton City Council and local media business Globox. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Indie creative & design agency Brandspank has bolstered its team to allow for continued delivery of “effective, high impact solutions for its clients, whilst also strengthening it’s digital offering”. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Data & insights consultancy Kantar NZ has revealed the results of its global Creative Effectiveness Awards, recognising the most impactful ads of last year, as judged by consumers. Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: New Zealand’s media industry has shattered previous adspend records for the financial year, lifting 19.2% from the prior year to move through the $NZ1.1 billion mark for the first time,... Read More
AUCKLAND, Today: Leading customer intelligence agency Perceptive has appointed Sho Pogoni as data science team lead after “enticing him back” from Westpac NZ. Read More
AUCKLAND, Yesterday: “Last weekend I was out fishing with some mates when we saved a dolphin,” writes Herald on Sunday columnist Paul Catmur, in the Business section of the Sunday paper. Read More
