Dot Loves Data will soon be advancing the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms with up tp $15 million in funding from Callaghan Innovation.

A famously difficult visual medium, sound, has been fused with animation to show just how important it is in our lives in the latest campaign for Bay Audiology by Saatchi & Saatchi.

The Court of Appeal has rejected the proposed merger between NZME and Stuff.

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Its radio survey time again and in the third round for 2018, 3.66 million New Zealanders have been found to listen to radio each week, with The Edge seeing the biggest audience.

Today is a proud day for New Zealand as we celebrate 125 years of women’s suffrage in New Zealand. StopPress looked around to see what media and brands in Aotearoa did to mark the occasion.

Following the sad demise of mascot Simon the sloth, LifeDirect by Trade Me has gone for the unexpected in its newest brand campaign by Y&R.

ASB’s launched another round of its business banking campaign with True, and this time it’s put the spotlight on its customers, with Pic’s Peanut Butter, Burger Burger, Farmlands and others sharing their business progress.

ASB, LifeDirect and Phloe show us how it’s done.

For Conservation Week this week, social enterprise Squawk Squad and virtual reality studio M Theory have joined forces to go into the classroom and get children excited about saving New Zealand’s native birds through VR technology. The experience takes the viewer through a forest journey alongside a robin bird, who encountering friends and predators along the way.

After launching in New Zealand last year, Spanish car brand Seat has appointed DDB as its creative agency to grow its presence in the local market. DDB’s is now a garage home to Volkswagen and Seat.

OMD has won the SkyCity media account following a competitive pitch, with work commencing immediately.

The Warehouse is taking a refreshed approach to its marketing, with its latest TVC by DDB promoting a new attitude and new goals for its customers.

Hot off the printers, the latest issue of NZ Marketing is out now featuring all the winners of the 2018 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards winners and a close look at the state of New Zealand’s marcomms landscape.

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These companies showed us how they put their tools to use and have been crowned winners at the 2018 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards.

In response to a growing concern that New Zealanders aren’t taking preventative measures to look after their eye health, Specsavers has launched a new ‘Priceless Eyes’ campaign via Cummins&Partners.

The theme of year’s Māori Language Week is, ‘Kia Kaha Te Reo Māori’, which is about strengthening New Zealanders’ use and knowledge of the native language. With 2018 bringing with it a record number of Kiwis looking to learn te reo, we take a look at how brands are celebrating Te wiki o te reo Māori.

A round of applause for Lumino, VTNZ, The Warehouse, One Percent Collective and Toyota.

The New Zealand Book Council (NZBC) is on a mission to improve the country’s literacy rates so it’s teamed up with Colenso BBDO to encourage Kiwi kids to read books that inspired their favourite movies.

VTNZ’s gone post-apocalyptic in a new brand platform, its first work with FCB, introducing its new (anti)hero Road Commander and his weapon-laden battlewagon.

The Nielsen National Readership Survey figures for Q3 2017 – Q2 2018 have been released with happy news for some, and a tough road ahead for others.

Subaru and BC&F Dentsu have been recognized for their 22-year partnership, with the pair declared the most successful marketing partnership across Asia-Pacific at the annual APAC Marketing Awards event.

While he has been busy starting controversies and stroking his billions, a Tesla competitor has taken aim at Elon Musk.

Broadcasting Minister Clare Curran has resigned as a Minister, saying the “pressure has become intolerable”.

In this look at the Zavy + StopPress Social Scoreboard, we take a look at the importance of tying brand activity into issues New Zealanders care about.

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Mike’s put almost nothing into everything he’s ever done, but, when he meets Mandy, he finds out that almost nothing can mean everything to someone else – just like the minimal effort it takes to be part of the One Percent Collective.

Aamplify Partners managing partner Samuel Williams explains how the marketing services firm has been saved by a management buy-out.