Digital takes off as our entertainment and media groups get to grips with giving digital consumers what they want. Importantly for businesses, they’re also starting to work out how to monetise their efforts. Read more »
New Zealand’s entertainment and media organisations are wising up to what today’s digital consumers want. The second edition of PwC New Zealand’s entertainment and media outlook publication, which spans the next four years, says the local market is beginning to embrace the new ways in which Kiwis wish to consume entertainment and media content. Read more »
A desire to understand why female students were not faring as well in the job market as their male counterparts has sparked research exposing the continuing existence of the old boys club in sports management.
Employee levels remain largely unchanged despite feedback that seven out of 10 employers are feeling optimistic about the economy. Most, it seems, are holding out for better economic signals, according to the latest Hudson Report: Employment Trends.
The report says three out of 10 employers plan to increase permanent headcount during the forthcoming quarter. This is consistent with the previous quarter. Read more »
Most businesses with a digital presence will likely one day be using AI-generated content for their marketing and social content. Buddle Findlay’s Sophie Thoreau writes that getting the fundamentals of
New Zealanders strongly support proactive efforts to reduce the risks from climate related events like flooding, landslips and sea level rise to keep communities safe, according to a survey commissioned
Kate Kearins admits she has a bit of a penchant for giving advice, but now she is wondering when advice-giving might be appropriate? How much advice might we best give?
New Zealand’s entertainment and media organisations are wising up to what today’s digital consumers want. The second edition of PwC New Zealand’s 
A desire to understand why female students were not faring as well in the job market as their male counterparts has sparked research exposing the continuing existence of the old boys club in sports management. 
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