Carat has been named the leading media agency in New Zealand when it comes to new business wins for 2017, according to R3.
Arrivals & Departures: Yellow taps former Film Construction MD
Yellow has appointed Bruce Pilbrow as chief marketing officer. He joins the company from international humanitarian organisation World Vision, where he served as general manager, marketing and engagement.
Assignment busts beer myths
Assignment and Waitemata Films are launching a NZ Brewers Association campaign this weekend that aims to bust myths and share facts about beer to help educate Kiwi consumers about what they are drinking.
PR exponents square off
The Public Relations Institute (Prinz) has issued its call for entries for its 2018 awards show, encouraging members to showcase their best work across 12 categories.
Lorde vents Grammys pique in full-page Herald ad
Lorde has taken out a full-page ad in the NZ Herald which appears to be a thinly veiled swipe at the prejudices faced by many female recording artists – and the Kiwi star’s exclusion from the performance roster at the Grammys.
Ecommerce heavyweights form digital transformation agency
Some of New Zealand’s digital and ecommerce heavyweights have come together to create a new digital agency, Hype & Dexter, based in Auckland.
TBWA\NZ launches ‘agile’ production arm
TBWA\New Zealand has officially launched its new production arm, Bolt, created (says the agency, in a release) in response to the changing needs of our clients and brands that need to reach their customers more often with meaningful content.
Colenso and Spark celebrate Pride 2018 (updated)
Spark and Colenso BBDO have today launched a new campaign to help celebrate Pride 2018 and Kiwis who have been positively impacted by those in the LGBTQI+ community.
AHB – the movie
Colenso BBDO and Assembly have put together a rather dramatic short film of last weekend’s launch of Auckland Harbour Bridge’s Vector Lights, the world first solar-powered permanent bridge lighting fixture.
It’s official: Fairfax Media becomes Stuff
Fairfax Media New Zealand has rebranded to Stuff, reflecting the company’s focus on building a portfolio of digital businesses while continuing to deliver outstanding local journalism.
