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Kiwis finally get to give iPad the finger, but it’s slim pickings on App front

July 23rd, 2010 by Ben Fahy

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For months the New Zealand tech retailers have been displaying a range of iPad paraphernalia for sale in their stores and, as of today, they actually get to sell the object all that paraphernalia is associated with. But after all the hype, all the talk of publishing revolutions and all the feverish Tweetbooking about Jobs Almighty and his newest hero product, there seems to be a surprising dearth of local applications available on the day of the iPad’s release in New Zealand. Read more »

Washing powder keg explodes as ecostore takes Herald to task

July 13th, 2010 by StopPress Team

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It seems the print media’s dastardly scheme to get aggrieved companies to take out full page ads is working: after Air New Zealand responded to a Listener editorial with a cheeky video featuring Rob Fyfe, a dedicated website and a few full-pagers, ecostore has decided to follow suit, joining the reactionary party last weekend after an article in the Herald about washing powder ruffled its eco-feathers. Read more »

TVNZ to NZ Herald: “Good on ya’, mates”

April 22nd, 2010 by StopPress Team

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The geeks inherited the Earth (well, the StopPress comment wall) after the nzherald.co.nz announced a “strategic change in direction by moving away from page impressions as a predominant measure of a site’s success and towards metrics that provide greater transparency to advertisers”. The comments flowed, the debate raged and the acronyms came thick and fast. A few doubts were raised about the motivations behind the site’s new approach to measurement, but the Herald also had plenty of friends, including a few in high places, like the national broadcaster. Read more »

NZ Herald gets extreeeeme

December 3rd, 2009 by Ben Fahy

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Extreme sports aficionados, ravers, sugary-drink loving youngsters and other NZ Herald readers will soon be getting their mits on the The Red Bulletin, a self-styled “almost independent” monthly lifestyle magazine that covers music, art, culture, society and sport. Read more »

Shop till you read

November 27th, 2009 by Media Counsel

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In this week’s edition of eBuzz from the Media Counsel:

  • The NZ Herald Online adds shopping to its portfolio. But how exclusive are its offerings?

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Drinnan strikes; readers groan

November 20th, 2009 by Vincent Heeringa

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For anyone unfortunate enough to be interviewed by the NZ Herald’s John Drinnan, the feeling will be depressingly familiar: our prompt and polite responses to an email query from him resulted in a selective, confusing and potentially damaging report in this morning’s NZ Herald.

In his weekly column Drinnan discusses the … Read more »

TSB responds to Westpac woes

October 9th, 2009 by Frances Chan

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Front page of the Herald today: TSB Bank gets a well-placed ad in, right under the story about the IRD ordering Westpac to pay $1 billion back in taxes and interest after finding the bank guilty of tax avoidance.

The ad reads: “Tax avoidance is like under arm bowling. We’ll … Read more »

Local newspaper heroes

September 15th, 2009 by Frances Chan

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NZ rags did good at the 2009 Pacific Area Newspaper Publishers’ Association Awards (PANPA) held in Sydney last week.

Fairfax Media is licking its chops after the choice morsels it received. The Timaru Herald won the display advertising and the classified categories for newspapers with a circulation up to 25,000. Read more »

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