Google NZ country director Stephanie Davis is heading north to take on a new role as country director for Google Singapore.
Paste versus Pixels. Game on
Phantom Billstickers has added two new sites – both in classic print – in John St Whangarei, and Buller St Wellington. Posters have entered the digital age. LED billboards are popping up around the world and screens have become an increasingly important part of the street landscape. So, does this mean traditional paper-and-ink posters have had their day?
Tiger Beer, Goodoil, Marcel fight wild tiger trade
Tiger Beer has partnered with Goodoil Films and WWF to raise awareness of the small number of tigers left in the wild – just 3890.
Transatlantic esports sages tie the knot
BOSTON: Premier profession esports coaching service Gamer Sensei has forged a new, exclusive partnership with H2K Gaming, the top-tier UK esports organisation best known for its EU LCS League of Legends team.
Young Guns entry call

New York’s Young Guns 15, the portfolio competition for creative professionals 30 and under, has launched its call for entries, with a deadline of Monday 16 July.
Y&R NZ’s Burger King peace offering takes out US Grand Effie
Burger King’s McWhopper Proposal campaign from Y&R NZ with contributing agencies DAVID The Agency, ABPR, Code and Theory and Turner Duckworth has won the Grand Effie trophy at the 2017 North American Effie Awards Gala.
The Queen taps Robert Khan
Robert Khan, the founder/ceo of NZ Indian radio network Tarana, has been named a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the Queen’s Birthday honours list.
Survivor Pizza Hut Island
Pizza Hut asked Auckland PR agency Sherson Willis to develop a social content campaign to leverage its sponsorship of TVNZ 2’s Survivor New Zealand, drive conversation around Pizza Hut and increase sales.
No M+AD Monday

The hard-working team at M+AD will – like the rest of New Zealand – be taking the day off on Monday … this year’s Queen’s Birthday holiday.
MEC New Zealand unaffected by global GroupM merger
The global merger announced in New York overnight between WPP media agencies MEC and Maxus will have little or no effect in NZ, according to MEC managing director Chris Riley.