Last year, Women in Urbanism Aotearoa took our streets to social media in an enlightening Stop Street Harassment campaign. To help spread the word, the group called in the help of AUT advertising students to create their own version of the campaign. Here, Briar Wood and Hannah Bartch share their creation and thoughts on the

Working alongside the NZ Urban Art Foundation and the Arts Centre Finland, oOh!media has brought some of Finland’s most acclaimed artwork and will be displaying it in shopping centres from January 18. 14 Finnish and New Zealand artists are exhibited on oOh!media’s large-format Evoke Screens at 18 shopping centres around New Zealand for two weeks.

Isentia in an announcement its two new promotions includes Raquel Climent as its new New Zealand country manager. Bringing more than 11 years of experience in media-related roles, Climent was client solutions director at Isentia for the last six years. “I’ve been working closely with our key clients in New Zealand and I love watching

Late last year, StopPress gathered the industry for an evening of self-congratulation as we celebrated the work that made 2019 so great, as well as the moments that got lips moving. YoungShand ended the year receiving the coveted Group of Humans Award. Managing director Duncan Shand looks back on the year that was. What were some

At the cutting edge of digital printing is the Iridesse Production Press. At a recent Sunrise Session and Breakfast Workshop, hosted by Fuji Xerox and the Marketing Association, the possibilities for using the press for print embellishments in direct marketing campaigns were showcased. “A game changer.” These were the words of Brenden Rolston, managing director

There’s no denying the pace at which the industry is moving and the technology available to help create engaging stories that cut through the clutter is evolving just as fast. We sit down with Aliesha Staples, CEO of Staples VR and TVNZ’s new future director, to hear about how her company is educating marketers about

To teach Māori and Pacific populations how to recognise and respond to a stroke, Health Promotion Agency / Te Hiringa Hauora gave the existing FAST campaign a new lease on life. THE CHALLENGE 9,000 New Zealanders have a stroke each year, that’s one every hour. The earlier a stroke is treated, the greater the chance

Who is it for? oOh!media for the NZ Urban Arts Foundation.Why do we like it? Anything set to promote international art and liven up sometimes dull shopping centres is okay with us. The new art breathes life into space while drawing attention to the importance OOH can play in our surroundings. Who is it for?