The rise of the Instagram #ad
Social media is blurring the lines between the genuine and the paid-for.
Social media is blurring the lines between the genuine and the paid-for.
Politician says iconic New Zealand imagery almost always comes from the regions.
Most foods advertised on Facebook and YouTube in New Zealand are classified as unhealthy.
Technology needs to be better used to achieve global business success, survey reveals.
Consumer says people selling their home should shop around, and don't be scared to haggle.
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COMMENT: The Cambridge Analytica controversy is like something from a dark sci-fi novel.
Ms Rennie is back to spend some quality family time, amongst other things...
Cambridge Analytica has been embroiled in a scandal involving Facebook user data.
Contrary to many people's belief, Amazon is more of a business enabler than a competitor.
The Advertising Standards Authority has updated its guidelines to cover influencers.
The McCaws are poster children for active lifestyles - but should they give health advice?
Speed employment startup Outfit is making waves in New York.
Hollywood actor Adrian Grenier will star in a new safety video created by Air New Zealand.
British fashion designers are launching an online assault to target rich millennials.
Ads that objectify are out but decision makers are still mostly white and male
Lotto's latest TV advert is a real-life heart-warmer.
Dr Sommer Kapitan a Senior lecturer in marketing at Auckland University of Technology talks about the influencer marketing industry and how does it compare to the US, UK markets
Is there such a thing as "healthy" marketing for children? A new study aims to find out.
Retailers are embracing Boxing Day sales, with many calling it the busiest day of the year
Could robots change way we think? Researchers fear AI could hijack our language.
Nostalgia and Kiwi favourites combine for new ice-block in time for summer.
Kiwis can buy a loaf of the bread for just 28 cents - but there's a catch.
COMMENT: Customer feedback can be just the ticket.
New Zealand's poultry industry questions whether Sunfed Meats' labelling is misleading.
The Singles' day shopping festival is a day where entertainment and retail becomes one.
COMMENT: Most businesses have a lot of competitors offering similar products and services.
COMMENT: How to thrive in business under the new Government.
COMMENT: Graham McGregor on a simple way to improve your marketing results.
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