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Adhesive PR’s creative director, Alex Mason, on how it makes a real impact for its clients’ businesses.
Remember setting up a lemonade or baking stall when you were younger to raise some money? In its latest campaign, ASB shows that kids today are doing the same – but with more business acumen.
Earlier this year, StopPress gathered the industry for an evening of self-congratulation as we celebrated the work that made 2018 so great, as well as the moments that got lips moving. Winners across the 16 categories were chosen by the editorial team who — along with the application of very sophisticated algorithms, immersive VR experience, AI chatbots — discussed and debated the results. Now, we revisit some of those winners for a behind-the-scenes look at why they are successful.
True has appointed Tim Huse to the newly created role of executive creative director.
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Industry happenings at Kantar New Zealand, Imagic Creative and NZME.
Earlier this year, StopPress gathered the industry for an evening of self-congratulation as we celebrated the work that made 2018 so great, as well as the moments that got lips moving. Winners across the 16 categories were chosen by the editorial team who — along with the application of very sophisticated algorithms, immersive VR experience, AI chatbots — discussed and debated the results. Now, we revisit some of those winners for a behind-the-scenes look at why they are successful.
To celebrate its tenth birthday 2degrees has launched a new brand campaign ‘Fighting For Fair’.
Spark’s latest campaign highlights the power of technology during the emotional moments of our lives.
Earlier this year, StopPress gathered the industry for an evening of self-congratulation as we celebrated the work that made 2018 so great, as well as the moments that got lips moving.
Winners across the 16 categories were chosen by the editorial team who — along with the application of very sophisticated algorithms, immersive VR experience, AI chatbots — discussed and debated the results.
Now, we revisit some of those winners for a behind-the-scenes look at why they are successful.
GfK’s first non-commercial radio survey of 2019 is out, showing Radio New Zealand’s audience is up 60,000 year-on-year to reach 696,600 New Zealanders each week, while RNZ National’s 616,200 listeners makes it the biggest station in the country.
A car park might not resemble a scientific lab, but in Energy Online’s latest brand campaign it serves as the setting for a “mind control” trick to showcase that power is power, and none of it is ‘super’.
A round of applause to Ola Australia and New Zealand, Countdown and Air New Zealand.
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Industry happenings at TVNZ, ICG, and Wright Communications.
The first results of the GfK Radio Survey of the year are out and MediaWorks and NZME have plenty to celebrate with total audience numbers rising since the final survey in 2018.
March was another great month for advertising, with a wide range of amazing creatives on show. There can only be one winner of the Colmar Brunton Ad Impact Award and this month that went to Trade Me with their new advertisement ’20 years young’.
DDB NZ has announced the appointment of Gary Steele as executive creative director.
A round of applause Mt Ruapehu, Meadow Fresh, Lion Tokyo Dry, Ronald McDonald House Charities and Hauraki.
Ronald McDonald House Charities New Zealand has launched a campaign to help families with a child in hospital away from home.
No matter how late it falls in the calendar, Easter always gets brands hopping to release an annual round of chocolatey, rabbitty content. With this year’s Easter falling late enough to nearly coincide with Anzac Day, brands have had plenty of time since the last public holiday (Waitangi Day) to launch holiday-related ads and social media posts.
Bunnings is to launch a New Zealand version magazine Bunnings Magazine in July, with Lisa Morton appointed as editor.
As part of StopPress’ Production Month, directors from Flying Fish answer questions about inspiration, career highlights and the format of film.
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Lion’s Tokyo Dry is blending local and Japanese culture, in a new campaign by DDB featuring Dave Dobbyn’s ‘Slice of Heaven’ recreated in Tokyo.