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Fat chewed and chins wagged as DraftFCB’s Schofield gets probed

June 28th, 2010 by StopPress Team

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Our Maan in Cannes gets up close – and personal – with Chris Schofield, creative director at DraftFCB and one of just six Kiwis to be chosen for jury duty at the Cannes International Advertising Festival, to find out about his Cannes experience. He was judging the Radio Lions and, interestingly, while DDB NZ managed to take home a gaggle of Lions for its Sky TV Arts Channel campaign, this category was the only one to go ‘Grand Prix-less’.

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Radio puts a roast on

June 24th, 2010 by Ben Fahy

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Last night, at a secret location thick with the smell of cognac and cigars that must never be spoken of (unless the secret handshake is given and you sacrifice a virgin), some of radio’s biggest personalities gathered to eat things on sticks, eat things on spoons, drink things in glasses and take the piss out of themselves, their competitors, the medium of radio, the Auckland media, New Zealand politics, TV newsreaders and, the guests of honour, agency folk. Read more »

Radio changes stations and social media goes pro

June 17th, 2010 by Michael Carney

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In this installment of Michael Carney’s Marketing Week:

  • What’s the frequency, Kenneth?
  • Big corporates to social media: ‘Hey, you can actually make us money’. So how can New Zealand businesses tap into it?
  • Virtually possible: eWestfield on the cards.
  • Rupert Murdoch begins his paid content experiment in earnest as the timesonline.co.uk closes its doors.
  • Close enough is not good enough when it comes to advertising, as one Christchurch car yard recently found out.
  • Google plans its next assault. This time, music.

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Mobile whizzbangery still lying dormant on most phones

April 27th, 2010 by Michael Carney

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In this edition of Michael Carney’s Marketing Week:

  • Feature creep: how we really use our phones (and brains).
  • Radio: now online and maybe even with pictures.
  • The perils of mobile stalking via GPS.
  • All hail the Super Marketer.
  • If you’re going to spoil your kids, at least do it properly

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Radio for breakfast

April 12th, 2010 by Deirdre Robert

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In spite of the breakfast door shutting on TV3’s Sunrise show last week, it seems breakfast shows on the radio spectrum are doing just fine and dandy, if the results of the latest radio survey (available on The Radio Bureau site)  are anything to go by. Read more »

Online stoked, papers complain and other media lick wounds after release of ASA turnover data

March 17th, 2010 by Ben Fahy

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You know it was a bad year when an industry organisation comes out and says it’s fairly happy with a significant core revenue decline. But that’s exactly what the papers have done after the release of the Advertising Standards Authority’s New Zealand Advertising Turnover scorecard. Online, however, is sitting pretty as the only sector to notch up an increase. Read more »

Sliding Doors takes cakes at Grande ORCAs

March 11th, 2010 by StopPress Team

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It was was a double-whammy for Anne Boothroyd and Brigid Alkema from Clemenger BBDO (WGN) at the Grande ORCA awards, with ‘The People’ overwhelmingly agreeing with the judges and picking ‘Sliding Doors’ for the New Zealand Transport Agency as their favourite radio ad. Read more »

Radio Grande

March 4th, 2010 by Deirdre Robert

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March signals exciting times ahead, like the end of the tax year (!!)  For others, particularly advertising industry creatives, it’s the chance to bathe in the glory of knowing you have created something of an outstanding radio commercial, with the announcement this coming Wednesday of the Grande ORCA winner. Read more »

Radio rankings: what is the nation’s station?

November 2nd, 2009 by Media Counsel

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This week from the Media Counsel.

  • You’ll never guess who’s top of the pops in the latest radio ratings. Well, actually, you probably will. Or will you?

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Supergroover on Kiwi FM

September 2nd, 2009 by Frances Chan

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Did anyone listen to Karl Steven’s debut on Kiwi FM on Sunday? The Supergroove frontman hosts The Kiwi House from 5–6pm, with replays on Thursdays at 3pm. He interviews well known Kiwis and they … Read more »

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