The future of bumbling New York banker Ira Goldstein - one of TV's most familiar faces - is uncertain, as ASB assesses his place in future campaigns.

While the British and Irish pride themselves on their precisely measured pints of beer, it seems you won't find the same consistency in NZ.

"Tween" girls are making informed decisions about sexualised popular culture, a study finds.

The choices we make at the supermarket checkout are less down to personal taste than we might like to think.

Tracey Banett writes that advertising by men won't work when women hold the purse strings.

Pressure to shave millions from budgets is forcing TVNZ to consider some radical ideas, John Drinnan writes.

British food companies are selling products which contain meat from thousands of miles away but labelling them "British" or "traditional".

The extreme Lemon Detox Diet, popularised by singer Beyonce, is under investigation in New Zealand for promoting dangerous weight loss.

Not every child in the world is obsessed with hi-tech games consoles to the exclusion of more traditional toys.

Air NZ and Progressive Enterprises took top honours in the Marketing Association's RSVP and Nexus Awards for response-driven marketing.

The creator of The Apprentice has given the NZ version a big thumbs-up, says gossip queen Rachel Glucina.

Vodafone and Two Degrees are launching offers specifically for disgruntled Telecom users in light of recurring disruptions to the XT network.

An Auckland fashion boutique has been blasted for its billboard ad campaign.