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The marketing agency lost $6m in funding last year and hasn't had a boost in this Budget.
The marketing agency lost $6m in funding last year and hasn't had a boost in this Budget.
MediaWorks has narrowed its losses from last year.
Yet another high-profile individual has been the subject of an online scam.
"None imagined a Prime Minister... armed with... the support of an outraged nation".
Without this country, any hopes of effective regulation could be severely undermined.
COMMENT: We're vulnerable to the lure of a well-placed shop display or a well-timed TV ad.
The Viagogo boss says competitors are using scare tactics.
Having an open mind is key to guarding against the threat.
Lack of change by Facebook month after Christchurch attacks unacceptable, say advertisers.
Remedy Kombucha says 'fruct' was short for 'fructose' and not the other f-word.
Snapchat has seen a decline in its US user base for the first time.
COMMENT: A digital expert argues that NZ is being left behind.
Instagram users were shocked by the ad, which they deemed 'racist'.
The government agency says its mainly digital advertising will restart next Monday.
The WFA is standing in solidarity with New Zealand advertisers.
Kiwi kids have made an unlikely plea to PM Jacinda Ardern: ban junkfood marketing.
What will it take to change Facebook? Two experts weigh in.
New Zealand's advertisers are escalating their pull back on Facebook advertising.
A perfume maker has come under fire.
Comment: Bad actors, mainstream media and users provide nice scapegoats.
Facebook is looking at how to improve its system.
Agency pulls content from Facebook and YouTube amid review
Major telcos band together to suggest big fines.
Other banks to have also pulled ads include ASB, ANZ, Kiwibank and BNZ.
"Viagogo [are] appearing as though they're authorised seller for Metallica."
Corporate New Zealand is flexing its financial muscle.
NZ companies spend big on advertising with Google.
This from a company that reported a tax bill of only $392,000 last year.
Change of direction in store with the appointment of a new ad agency.