The Comms Council reckons that tickets are selling fast for the upcoming 5th annual Beacons Awards in May. “So pick up yours today,” says ceo Paul Head.
Contagion eases the pain
Contagion, the Auckland full-service indie founded by Dean & Bridget Taylor in 2010, has created a new campaign for Reckitt Benckiser NZ’s high-strength over-the-counter pain control product Nuromol.
Cricket Australia failed the crisis comms test – a PR man writes
Sydney PR exponent/crisis comms expert Patrick Southam has written a scathing story for Aussie ad-sheet Mumbrella about the professional PR policies at Cricket Australia, in the wake of the national team’s cheating sensation – caught in full frontal by national commercial television.
Colenso BBDO evolves its agency model
Colenso BBDO has redesigned the agency to focus on creative collaboration, clients’ customers and new ways of working – via an in-depth press release that explains why & how the agency has evolved its agency model.
Boutique PR shop in growth mode
Auckland PR agency Lily & Louis reports that it’s seeing “a cracking start” to the year with a stable of new clients added to its portfolio.
Clio 2018 ready for action
One of the world’ big creative shows – New York’s Clio Awards – has named its jury chairs for 2018, and set its dates for 2018.
NZ key player in 2018 rankings
With eight agencies in the 2018 Gunn Media 100 agency ranking, released overnight, MediaCom is the top-ranked network in the world. PHD is in second place. It also had eight agencies in the top 50, three of them in the top 10.
NZ scores a Grande Lotus brace at Adfest
NZ agencies picked up two very big awards – the Grande Integrated Lotus and the Grande Lotus for Mobile, plus a Gold and a handful of Bronzes– at Adfest Thailand over the weekend.
PHD Media adds NZ sparkle to new Tiger campaign (updated)
Tiger beer’s new global brand campaign was launched with a fanfare across New Zealand last night, out of PHD Media NZ. The Uncaged campaign aims to shine a spotlight on creative young people who are making a positive impact in the world – particularly in Asia-Pacific.
VMO Work snares half a million NZ professionals
Leading NZ workplace media & content network VMO Work has broken the NZ half-million professional-worker audience milestone, according to the latest data.
