Ubiquity has moved on from blocky robotic typeface to a modern look, more suited to its positioning as a leader in marketing automation.
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We get the goss from executive producer Hayley Cunningham about what went into making a show like this for a Kiwi audience and how there might be more to the series, and the housewives, than meets the eye.
Hear directly from international and local heroes who will share their passion, experience and stories about taking marketing to the next level.
Take a celebrity chef, 50 influential guests and a willing sponsor and you have the perfect ingredients for food lovers. Here’s how Metro and Taste magazine brought all these things together for its Seasonal Suppers campaign.
Fed up with clunky proofing and approvals processes, two Kiwi software experts worked out a way to do it better. And they’ll be talking about it at AJ Park’s complimentary Innovation Plus seminar on 4 August at 4pm.
It’s been an interesting year for radio with the battle of Hosking and Henry and wider NZME and MediaWorks competition as hot as ever. NZME group entertainment director Dean Buchanan shares his thoughts on the survey results and offers a few insights into the future of radio.
Fairfax Media is looking to tackle the big issues facing business in a quickly changing marketplace through a new event series called the Future of Business.
Home magazine, full of beautiful design and architecture, is not somewhere readers would expect to see a campaign that
raises awareness about domestic violence. However, as it turns out, the Home pages made the perfect place for ‘It’s not OK’ to reach an audience.
How PHD Media enlisted Phantom Billstickers to unleash ghosts onto city streets to promote the latest Ghostbusters film.
Ask any parent of a teenager and they’ll likely tell you their kids don’t want to be told what to do, and the approach to encouraging them on how to choose a university has traditionally been to shout so-called inspirational messages at them through a TV screen. But this year, Bauer sought to approach potential students differently, providing them with an experience instead, in the form of an activation run at Auckland City Limits on behalf of Lincoln University with its partner Nudie Jeans.