By Sim Ahmed, 2013-05-20 15:59:53
Lazy robots and steampunk curios win Media Design School seven awards at the Los Angeles Movie Awards over the weekend.
By StopPress Team, 2013-05-20 15:10:18
A new management structure at Yahoo New Zealand, Contact and Triathlon NZ part ways, PRINZ announces a life member and a few fellows, MYOB names new public affairs manager, ANZ acknowledged again for the National Bank merger, Beyond Wen wins Images and Sound film prize and Purple Sherbert adds some more fizz.
By StopPress Team, 2013-05-20 15:02:55
Some interesting stats coming from Spotify about the music streaming service's first year in the country, including most streamed artists, songs and popular local acts.
By StopPress Team, 2013-05-20 14:07:27
Editing guru Swede Mason is responsible for what is undoubtedly the best song ever: a homage to buttery biscuit bases and MasterChef. And he's returned with a fresh clip that celebrates the wonders of baking. Need a new theme tune New Zealand's Hottest Home Baker?
By StopPress Team, 2013-05-20 13:33:49
As part of our push to remind you marcomms folk to get your entries in for the 2013 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards (entries close 5pm Friday 24 May), we're asking some past winners to tell us about their glorious victory, what it meant to the business and why these awards are different. Here's Malcolm Phillipps, chief marketing officer of 2degrees.
By Sim Ahmed, 2013-05-20 13:00:02
Tui is breaking years of tradition by adding some colour to its usually stoic black and orange billboards, in honour of duck shooting blokes everywhere.
By StopPress Team, 2013-05-20 12:27:13
Semi-Permanent is back in Auckland for its ninth year, bringing together designers, artists, film makers and mould breakers of all sorts – for a menagerie of creative thinking. And we've got two tickets to give away to this delightful thinkfest.
By Rachel Dawson, 2013-05-20 12:24:10
Georgie Pie is back. And the decision by McDonald's shows how brands need to think about the past, writes Rachel Dawson.
By StopPress Team, 2013-05-20 11:06:53
They say the customer is always right. But 'they' have probably never flown on a budget airline. Air New Zealand is lauded for its customer service and, as a result, has legions of loyal fans. But other airlines focus on price at the expense of almost everything else and have legions of loyal haters. And in the world of aviation, it's a strategy that seems to work.
By StopPress Team, 2013-05-20 10:29:41
TVNZ's Breakfast has a long history of getting stars to read the weather, with Delta Goodrem, Adam Lambert, Rachel Hunter and a few others spreading the meteorological news (Tamati Coffey even presented the weather in Elvish in the midst of Hobbit mania). And now Jack Black and Kyle Glass, who are here as part of a Tenacious D tour, have helped out.
By Ben Fahy, 2013-05-20 08:54:17
It’s not unusual for commercial directors to pursue other interests to keep the creative fires burning. But doing a TV series is fairly rare, says Robber’s Dog's Chris Dudman, who helped write, direct and edit TV3's new critically-acclaimed drama Harry.
By Ben Fahy, 2013-05-17 14:26:09
Brand-related social media usage is evolving so fast that last year's trends are already archive material. The Research Agency and StopPress have just completed a project to get a current reading from the perspective of social media users and find out why they interact with brands in this space. And now we're keen to get the view from the other side. So please help us by answering a few questions. The survey should take around ten minutes to complete.
By Sim Ahmed, 2013-05-17 14:17:56
MediaWorks has signed a two year strategic partnership with the organisers of one of New Zealand's iconic summer music festivals, Rhythm and Vines.
By StopPress Team, 2013-05-17 12:52:22
Wired magazine celebrated its 20th anniversary recently with a special issue dedicated to "the people, their companies, and their ideas that have shaped the future we live in today". Anyone interested in where we are now and how we got there would be well-advised to give it a squizz. And anyone hoping to get a glimpse at what the golden age of magazines looked like would be well-advised to check out the story of how Wired came to exist.
By Ben Fahy, 2013-05-17 12:07:29
Carat recently had to say goodbye to 2degrees after Ikon won the business in a pitch. But it's made up for that loss with the recent addition of Dick Smith to the client roster.
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