NZ PR Blog
NZ PR Blog: Dolce&Gabbana: A luxury brand reflecting a poor image
Warren Buffet, the world famous investor and philanthropist once said: "It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it, and if you understand this, you will do things different
Posted by Jillian Keogh on Tuesday 10th Jan 2012
NZ PR Blog: A tale of two intranets
What does an intranet say about an organisation’s culture? Possibly more than you’d think…
Posted by Tomas Kriha on Monday 5th Dec 2011
NZPR Blog: What made a million of us stay at home?
The election results are in... and what do they show? That voter turnout has dropped to its lowest level since 1887.
Posted by Catherine Wilson on Tuesday 29th Nov 2011
NZPR Blog: Facebook – creating armchair armies for communities
We hear much about the ‘virtual communities’ created by social media services such as Facebook or Linkedin. But, equally, traditional communities are also adopting and adapting social media to suit their own purposes.
Posted by Patricia Thompson on Monday 21st Nov 2011
NZPR Blog: Checking out of Foursquare
Growing up in a rural Waikato dairy town our local Four Square was a mainstay of my pre-teen years. It’s there, from memory, I purchased my first packet of flavoured crisps (Chicken – a new taste sensation).
Posted by Mark Russell on Monday 14th Nov 2011
NZPR blog: Finding headspace
The idea of a meditating Managing Director sounds more like cartoon theme than a clear-headed business practitioner.
Posted by Alice Taylor on Tuesday 8th Nov 2011
NZ PR Blog: Internal Communications lessons from Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga’s infamous meat dress is a graphic reminder of the role consistent and pervasive communication has played in her success, which inc
Posted by Juliet Montague on Thursday 3rd Nov 2011
NZ PR Blog: The perils of public transport projects
Wellington City Council will be viewing with interest Auckland Council’s proud vision for an inner city rail loop.
Posted by Sam Halstead on Tuesday 1st Nov 2011
NZ PR Blog: Is the Kellogg’s brand flaking?
Earlier this month I was reading the online PR newsletter from Mumbrella and was intrigued by a story about the Australian Cancer Council, who are currently embroiled in a battle with Kellogg’s. They’re calling for the removal of cartoon characters such as Coco the Monkey, Tony the Tiger and Snap, Crackle and Pop from Kellogg’s packaging and marketing campaigns for sugar laden cereals to...
Posted by Jillian Keogh on Friday 7th Oct 2011