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Newspaper Publishers' Association gets new boss
The NPA has appointed a marketer to lead the organisation.
The NPA has appointed a marketer to lead the organisation.
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Tip Top has appointed a new ad agency.
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The big day of sales has been described as bad for the planet.
Schools and health groups call for quick action against vaping.
UK businesses spend millions on Christmas ads every year.
You pay extra for smokes. So should advertisers also fork out more for their harmful vice?
The Lion media pitch has come to an end.
Parliament is a public place and MPs must be accountable for what they say there - report.
The Government has three options for the future of media in NZ.
Three ad agencies are in the mix for the account.
Advertising staffer Isobel Kerr-Newell offers a glimpse at a tough balancing act.
Bid follows MediaWorks putting its TV business on the block.
Creative minds of the marketing industry were celebrated last night.
Bipartisan support to use official Parliament TV footage for political advertising.
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The TV arm of MediaWorks looks a tough sell.
It's been dubbed a smart device in sheep's clothing.
Advertising display in Palmerston North has gone viral on social media.
Ad expert Ben Goodale offers a few tips to increase voter turnout.
He runs one of the biggest indy agencies, but he doesn't identify as an advertiser.
Simon Bridges credits the Ministry of Transport for taking steps to correct its error.
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Hundreds of millions are spent on terrible digital ads every year.
Copywriter Josh Thompson enjoyed his 15 minutes of international fame.
A powerful organisation has denied it is engaged in electioneering.
The company sold plant-based pizzas as a "medium-rare burger patty" pizzas.
But a University spokesman says it is happy with how the big screen is working.