International research company GlobalWebIndex (GWI) has expanded into the local market, signing a founding partnership with FCB. PLUS: GWI data shows New Zealand is in second place globally for desktop ad-blocking (behind only Poland).

For this, the 102nd anniversary of Anzac Day, the RSA aimed to appeal to an increasingly cashless society while also highlighting the important work it does with modern veterans.

With more than 70 percent of Brazilians reported to have never stepped foot inside a museum, ‘The Voice of Art’, powered by IBM Watson, is making gallery visits a far more interactive pursuit.

Following news that two high-profile creatives left adland for Google, we ask whether other agencies should be reinforcing the fortress to keep their talent safe from the prying hands of tech and corporate giants.

At the close of 2016, Netflix had broken the threshold of one million subscribers in New Zealand and Lightbox had doubled its numbers since 2015. However, that’s not to say New Zealanders are choosing sides, with Roy Morgan Research showing that they’re happy to dip into different services.

Our weekly wrap of good things, strange things, funny things and other things from inside the intertubes.

It’s a multi-billion-dollar industry attracting millions of backpackers, campers and coach tours every year, as well as employing thousands of New Zealanders to service it. So it’s a mystery as to why tourism doesn’t get the specialist news coverage it warrants. Luckily, two journalists are on the task with the launch of Tourism Ticker, a digital news site for New Zealand’s flourishing tourism industry.

A former Yahoo employee, who preferred to remain anonymous, revealed to StopPress this morning that all remaining editorial staff at the New Zealand office of Yahoo have been let go.

Panasonic has rolled out a global campaign featuring a film you’ll never see.

House building company Landmark Homes has shown faith in local regional agencies by appointing KingSt Tauranga as its full-service marketing and advertising agency.

With 20-somethings struggling to break into the Auckland property market, they’re turning to memes for comfort.

With winter around the corner and heaters creeping on, Meridian, with the help of Barnes, Catmur & Friends Dentsu, is making its bid for your power bill through a series of online videos and audio ads.

Following the unveiling of the Samsung Galaxy S8, the electronics company, and its marketing partners Leo Burnett and Turner Duckworth, have rolled out a series of beautiful short films.

Good news has finally graced the music industry’s troubled financial waters with Recorded Music New Zealand reporting its second straight year of double digit growth. We talk to RMNZ’s Damian Vaughan on the meteoric ascendancy of streaming, its help in the war against piracy and the humble comeback of the vinyl record.