Movings & Shakings
Movings/Shakings: 28 March
Industry happenings at the Marketing Association, InMobi, Fish&Clips and Gemba.
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Movings & Shakings
Movings|Shakings: 28 August–UPDATED
Industry happenings at Facebook, GrownUps, Marketing Association, Fairfax, Ideas Shop, InMobi and Vizeum.
Movings & Shakings
Movings/Shakings: 4 September
A couple of senior departures from DDB, an addition at DraftFCB, Julie Elstone joins Waitemata Films, Charles Miller takes the reins at Mailshop, Belowtheline shows its stripes at APPA and announces new clients, Siobhan Keogh joins Datacom, Voice Brand Agency opens up in Oz, InMobi announces a new Australia/New Zealand leader and Ecoya chooses a new PR agency.
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Fairfax eyes mobile ad revenue with InMobi deal – UPDATED
Fairfax Media New Zealand is partnering with India-based global ad network InMobi to place mobile advertising across its publications online and in apps.
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Infographic: iPhones down, Galaxies up in NZ according to InMobi
Apple smartphones are on the decline while Samsung’s star is burning brighter, but the iPhone and iPad manufacturer is still leaps and bounds ahead of competitors in New Zealand, according to mobile ad network InMobi.
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Golden Apple keeps growing, but Android also makes inroads in Kiwi phone war
Findings from InMobi’s Mobile Insights Report Q3 show Apple remains the dominant force in the New Zealand market, with 42 percent of total impressions, a nine percent increase from last quarter. But there are also positive signs for Android, climbing five percent to take 34 percent of the total market share. PLUS: infographic action.
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Report shows Apple winning local smartphone battle, tablet usage skyrocketing
Independent mobile advertising network InMobi has released its latest New Zealand Mobile Insights Report, showing Apple’s iOS platform has overtaken Android for the first time and a 78 percent increase in tablet impressions on the InMobi network over the past three months.
Movings & Shakings
Movings/Shakings: February 23
Rod Vaughan joins the NBR, TVNZ announces Guyon Espiner’s replacement for Q+A, fast Foxtrot means changes at Tango, Rochelle Weaver swaps bus shelters for banks, Martin Shanahan puts some new boots on at Tangible Media, The Pond continues to burst its banks, TradeMe trades up, mobile advertising network InMobi launches in New Zealand, the PR Shop adds to its Aussie arsenal, Tina McIntosh embraces the child within and Ben English takes over at Adobe.