Interactive advertising revenue reached $234.9 million in quarter three of this year, with desktop leading the way according to IABNZ’s Revenue report.
Cat food company Sheba gets its groove on in its latest ad.
Toyota and Saatchi & Saatchi have taken a look at what can go wrong when two things are alike in a campaign to promote its genuine parts.
New Zealand branding agency Dow Design has acquired Auckland digital design and marketing agency Goodfolk to create a combined business called Dow Goodfolk.
With the countdown to Christmas well underway, TSB is exploring what makes the best present and it seems family and friends come out on top.
For its holiday ads, Lincoln Motor Company was inspired to bring Christmas wishes to life.
Radio veteran David Gibbs shares his thoughts on how radio is likely to evolve in the coming years.
We go through all the questions and take a look at what the right answer was according to the research from Colmar Brunton.
Melbourne’s Magnum Opus Partners advertising agency doesn’t want you to have a stock-standard Christmas this year.
To help Santa take requests for Kiwi kids’ wish lists, Spark, with Colenso BBDO and PHD, has brought in a group of retirees to man the Santaline.
Ever wondered what you can do with your creative writing degree? Wonder no more.
Movember is over and the bristly moustaches seen on upper lips nationwide have long disappeared down the sink. However, Barkers has now harnessed its Christmas shopping rush for good as it teams up with the Movember Foundation for a second crack at fundraising for men’s health.
We look at the ups, downs and trends for the final radio survey of the year.
German supermarket Edeka have gone with a sci-fi take on Christmas into the future.
2degrees will be the exclusive telecommunications partner for all five New Zealand teams competing in the Investec Super Rugby competition from February 2018.
ASB bank is giving two tennis fans the chance to have an ace wedding – by getting married on Stanley Street’s center court on 31 December, the eve of the ASB Classic 2018 tennis event.
DDB planner Annika Fyfe compares the UK winter festive season to New Zealand’s summer holiday to see how local advertisers can tap into the emotions of consumers.
Our weekly wrap of good things, strange things, funny things and other things from inside the intertubes.
Unlike most awards, during the judging the team decided we need to make up a few more specific categories to reward some other moments, people and businesses we felt were deserving of a special nod. Although they didn’t walk away with a special doorstop trophy, we hope they basked in a warm of glow of victory as they were announced.
A rundown of those who walked home with a treasured doorstop last night.
Weta Workshop and Te Papa have joined forces to develop an immersive and interactive exhibition to be hosted at Auckland Zoo.
Adshel New Zealand has announced the launch of Adshel Day Buying, allowing advertisers the flexibility to buy Adshel Live’s digital roadside network of 223 screens by the day.
QMS is embracing programmatic advertising through the launch of a new digital transaction platform, powered by the technology of Rubicon Project and Digital Commons. PLUS: QMS has acquired the latter of these two organisations.
We’re geared up to give a casual nod of approval to everything that made 2017 another great year in the industry – and there’s still tickets available.
Westpac New Zealand, with the help of FCB Media, is tackling the issue of gender diversity in business leadership roles with a message about women’s underrepresentation in the New Zealand Herald that’s hard to ignore.
For those lucky enough to be recipients, Barnes, Catmur & Friends Dentsu has unveiled its 2017 client Christmas gift: Spot X Spiced Rum.
Carver skateboards has teamed up with former professional skateboarder and convicted murderer Harvey Hawks for a campaign that strives to draw attention to the harm caused by gun violence in the United States.
Take a bow Vodafone Warriors, Air New Zealand, Meadow Fresh and New Zealand Avocado.
