TVNZ's CEO last night suggested Paul Henry's future was far from certain, despite his earlier stand that Henry's job was not on the line.

Paul Henry's controversial on air comments have gained worldwide media attention.

Murray McCully has said he will make it clear to the Indian Government that TVNZ is independent and Paul Henry's 'insulting' comments were the actions of an individual.

India has summoned NZ's high commissioner to protest against Paul Henry's 'racist remarks'.

Prominent figures from the world of art and architecture demand action over huge, floodlit ads obscuring palaces up and down the Grand Canal.

You can't just presume that people know or care about your company, let alone try and find out what they do.

Spam really is the result of going by the numbers too much - the more we talk to the more we hope that someone converts.

Two drug companies which market popular painkillers have given each other a headache over the advertising of one of the drugs.

A group of the world's leading cultural experts have launched a stinging attack on the Italian Government over the use of giant advertisements placed on some of Venice's most historic sights.

The Rugby Channel's ad featuring All Blacks showing off some incredible skills has attracted attention worldwide - but is it real?

Never mind sex on TV.

I've always thought there's a bit of a correlation between good customer service and good advertising.

ASB Bank has confirmed that the face of its long running advertising campaign, New York banker Ira Goldstein, will be no more.

Rebel Sport says it got a bargain by being first out of the blocks to sign an ad campaign deal with Sonny Bill Williams.

Public relations and advertising agencies are plotting RWC tactics.

Are cultural stereotypes tired and irrelevant?

NZ Herald readers respond to Ticketek's $19 transaction surcharge to buy U2 tickets.

A respected children's media expert is lamenting that kids have been sacrificed to sleaze under NZ's TV standards system.

Often the advertising for products such as beer, bottled water and milk is the only point of difference because the products are so similar.

If a new identity is the only way to escape your online past, maybe Facebook just isn't worth it.