DraftFCB has launched Say Yeah, Nah, the next phase of the Health Promotion Agency’s Ease up on the Drink campaign.
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DraftFCB has launched Say Yeah, Nah, the next phase of the Health Promotion Agency’s Ease up on the Drink campaign.
Clemenger BBDO Wellington was NZ’s only winner at the One Show Interactive Awards in New York last night, scoring a Bronze Pencil for NZ Transport Agency’s Flash game.
Just one NZ entry has made the long list for the London-based 2013 Warc Prize for Innovation.

Saatchi’s Brian Blessed work for ASB debuted this month. And Toyota continues its remarkable four-month run at the top.
Mobile sales agency Mobile Embrace NZ has forged a partnership with leading global games publisher Rovio – the maker of one of the world’s leading apps of all time, Angry Birds.
The early ticket deadline for Semi-Permanent Auckland is this Friday 17 May. The early tickets offer savings of up to $100.
Media Release
13 May 2013
DDB Group New Zealand has announced a changing of the guard in its senior leadership team following a decision by CEO Sandy Moore to step down from his role. Current Managing Director, Justin Mowday, will become CEO DDB NZ on 1 June and will report to Auckland-based Executive Chairman for Australia/NZ, Martin O’Halloran.
“This is the best fucking industry in the world,” said Dave Walden, accepting his Lifetime Achievement citation at last night’s Axis Awards.

While the Georgie Pie fans salivate at the long-awaited return of their steak-and-cheese, DDB and McDonald’s are eyeing potential marketing plans.

Entries for the Spikes Asia open in just under a week – the call will be made this coming Thursday (May 16).

New Zealand did not claim a top spot among the leading countries – but what we did win at last night’s 40th One Show presentation in New York was pure gold. And silver.

DDB has snared senior account director James Blair from Shine Limited to lead the agency team on the Sky account.

Clemenger BBDO’s Erik Hay and Brigid Alkema teamed up with the Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra to take out the April ORCA (the final round in the ORCA year) with their Nothing Beats a Jingle campaign.

Colenso won four awards – one of them Gold – at last night’s Asian Marketing Effectiveness Awards in Shanghai.

Botica Butler Raudon account director Fred Russo has been recognised as one of the top IT PR people in Australasia – he’s one of 10 finalists (and the only one from New Zealand) in the upcoming Lizzies (11th Annual IT Journalism Awards) in Sydney.

Audi has put together a novel – and very funny – marketing tie-in for the latest film in the Star Trek franchise – Star Trek Into Darkness. And there’s a Kiwi connection.

Auckland freelance senior copywriter Glenn Wood (one of his latest jobs was a 2degrees tvc with Rhys Darby for TBWA: www.admedia.co.nz/2012/11/20/darby-2degrees-take-on-xmas/) is releasing his best-selling book The Laughing Policeman on Kindle.