Media Press Releases

Artificial Intelligence Journalism for Research and Forecasting (AIJRF) , a think tank, has launched the Global Artificial Intelligence Journalism Index (GAIJI), the world’s first index designed to measure, track and visualise the performance of media companies using AI journalism technologies in producing, publishing and promoting content.

A new talk show on Pacific television platform Oriana TV shines a spotlight on Pasifika success, revealing the characteristics that have enabled high-flyers to excel.

Journalism has always been about reporting on the basis of the idiom “without fear or favour”. This week the ODT ignored this by printing a completely one sided opinion piece by “Civis” in Saturday 8 September 2018 edition, page 27, headed “Arrowtown Noleaf claims do not tally”.

Group General Manager of Alsco New Zealand, Mark Roberts, argues that a true steer towards an organizational ‘sales behaviour’ requires a focus on measuring employees current market engagement activities, rather than immediate past (sales) results.

Returning Televised and Online Spots Promise Business A Bit More Go-Forward.

New Zealand Craft Hub is looking to launch its own crafts magazine for New Zealand readers.

Faced with a growing online threat to their good name, career or business brand by anybody with a keyboard and an axe to grind, more and more Kiwis are demanding online reputation management services.

The Pumpt Group is a new collection of successfull businesses working together to deliver excellent results in the communications and advertising industry in New Zealand and Australia.

Five professionals on gamification will helm a series of webinars in the Gamification Boot Camp 2013 to be held on May 15 and 16. They will share their experience in using gamification in online and offline marketing, education, and human resource management. Those interested in this hot topic are encouraged to register for this online event. The Gamification Boot Camp is organized by Conversologie, a New Zealand-based consultancy specializing in gamification, social CRM, and virtual events.

A new online course that shows businesses how to generate their own publicity is set to save them thousands of dollars at the expense of pricey public relations companies

Who said men are a hard-to-reach group? Tangible Media has got direct access to a tribe of 199,000 (to be exact) men and boys engaged in their passion of choice, rugby or fishing – or in some cases both, according to data from the latest readership* release.

Last week saw growth week on week and year on year for TV ONE and TV2, as highlighted in the top “week in review” stories on TVNZ’s business marketing site tvnzplanit.co.nz.