Tonite’s the night!

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The 9th annual Battle of the Ad Bands kicks off tonight at the Kings Arms, with MC Mikey Havoc running the show. At press time this morning, CAANZ reports sales of 383 ticket.

Botab backs local musos

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The CAANZ official Botab charity is once again The NZ Music Foundation. “They do great work with Kiwi music people experiencing distress and hardship and they make music projects possible all over the country in healthcare, with at-risk and vulnerable people, and in communities that are doing it tough,” says CAANZ’s Stephanie Bateman.

oOh! in growth spurt

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oOh!media has expanded its New Zealand retail centre advertising network with the signing of four contracts with leading retail property groups – Precinct Properties, Kiwi Property, Tinline Property Group and the Stride Property Group.

Xbox NZ forges deal with TVNZ OnDemand

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Xbox New Zealand and TVNZ have linked to launch of TVNZ OnDemand for the Xbox One family. It’s available now as a free download from the Xbox Store, and the app offers quick and easy access to TVNZ’s huge library of content that can be streamed directly to TVs without the need for a smart TV, says TVNZ product Jason Foden.

Better data deals for Spark customers

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Spark has announced big improvements to its mobile data plans for new and existing pay-monthly customers, in response to the changes in our mobile use. Spark says customers will get up to 60% more mobile data, along with new data-heavy plans and including Spotify Premium (music streaming) and Lightbox (TV online) in most of its plans.

QMS turns on the Britomart

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QMS NZ in conjunction with Auckland Transport have officially switched on the Britomart Towers, a high-profile pair of premium digital sites situated in Auckland’s busy central rail station.

Global IT ace taps Thrive

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Leading IT global outfit Cisco has appointed Thrive PR + communications to manage its public relations efforts across Australia and New Zealand. Thrive will work as the exclusive PR agency across all divisions of the Cisco business, following an extensive competitive tender process.