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Phantom supports local artists through NZ’s biggest art gallery, the streets
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Phantom Billstickers’ latest campaign has provided local artists with a platform to showcase their work at zero cost. Through the use of their street posters, Phantom offered up-and-coming artists the chance to have their images shown to the New Zealand public. To spread the word, the campaign was promoted through social media, inviting anyone to
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Hello, We are Frank and Mitre 10 make new senior appointments
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A round-up of this week’s Movings and Shakings. We are Frank hires UX lead UX expert, Harry Sturt has been snapped up as senior user experience and design lead at the creative ad agency, We Are Frank. Sturt says the offer from the local digital ad-tech and creative agency was too good to pass up.
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Go Media nabs ex Bauer for sales manager role
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Ros Ellison have moved into the position of Wellington Sales Manager for Go Media. Bringing in experience from MSN (now Mi9), Fairfax (now Stuff) and TVNZ, Ellison who was previous at Bauer is well suited for the new role. “It’s an exciting time in outdoor and I can’t wait to get stuck into this new
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Do your sponsorship relationships look like a one-night stand or a long-term commitment?
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We all know that times are tough. Of course, now more than ever, businesses must watch every penny they spend, but with the right communications strategy, there’s much to be gained through deepening your sponsorship partnerships rather than culling them as part of your post Covid-19 business strategy. Sponsorship is a privilege and a gift.
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Not all recoveries are created equally
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It was 10:03am on March 23rd when the phone rang. I knew before I answered exactly what was going to be said. “Sorry Andy, this isn’t the easiest call, but I received an email from the global team and they have completely cut the marketing budget. It’s really not a reflection of the work, but
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A potential new future for broadcast TV
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Over the COVID-19 lockdown, free-to-air television enjoyed a renaissance of sorts, as New Zealanders flocked to the service in record numbers. Anecdotally, some free-to-air TV shows are enjoying their highest TV viewership statistics in well over a decade. Seven Sharp, for example, is rating at near Paul Holmes era numbers. While much of this was
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The Faces of our Industry: Kim Pick
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The world is changing, and with it agencies are changing too. From gender balance, diversity and inclusion, there is waves of progress happening across the board. Brought to you by StopPress with support from the Comms Council, The Faces of our Industry proudly sponsored by Google, is a celebration of the diversity found within our
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The Faces of Our Industry by Google |
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