Radio Week 2021
Unlocking the Power of Audio
We catch up with TRB’s Peter Richardson to get his impressions of the ‘Power of Audio’ conference, and what the changing market means for advertisers.
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Radio Week 2021
Reliable radio continues to come of age
AUT researchers share their thoughts on the current strategies commercial radio and its advertisers are employing to reach more listeners.
Radio Week 2021
Radio’s reach: changing the way we listen
StopPress sits down with audio experts from NZME and MediaWorks to discuss current radio trends and where the opportunities are for New Zealand brands.
Radio Week 2021
Radio Week: relevant cleverness in advertising creativity
While The Radio Bureau deals in air time, they recognise it’s a combination of both media & creative that drives effective campaigns for advertisers.
Radio Week 2021
Radio Week: In One Ear – Radio & Memory Encoding
The Radio Bureau and Neuro-Insight recently partnered to conduct a comprehensive NZ-based neuro study into the effectiveness of audio advertising.
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Radio week: The community connection like no other
New Zealand has more radio stations per capita than any other country in the world. From religion to culture, language to music, districts to cities, our…
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Radio Week: The role of radio in a crisis
With more people turning to radio to help them understand and cope through the Covid-19 pandemic, we explore the role of radio in a crisis and…
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Radio week: Humour, humiliation, human kindness; What are New Zealand’s biggest radio moments?
Radio’s speciality is being able to provide live unscripted moments of pure human connection. Sometimes this comes in the form of happy accidents and funny stories,…
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Radio Week: The frequency of radio – a friendly companion
From the imagination inspired by serials and soaps to the banter brought on by office jams, radio is a classic Kiwi companion. StopPress chats to radio…
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Radio Week: The unsurprising endurance of good radio
The death of radio was cited over 60 years ago when television first came to New Zealand, yet from then it has only grown from strength…