Power of Print: New Zealand’s Stuff showcases its redesigned newspapers
Stuff is New Zealand's largest media company and in April this year it embarked on a campaign to re-design all ...
Best of Print Ads: First prize for safety
This winning print advertisement is by Fields360 in Brazil. It is an important reminder of the dangers of distracted driving. ...
Power of Print: The San Miguel Rich List
With rife competition in the beer industry, San Miguel had to develop a campaign that would change the minds of ...
Power of Print: Curating a beautifully designed read
Luxury brands have a long held romance with printed paper and in this article PrintPower, Peter Howarth, argues for the ...
Utilising technology for better research
Advances in technology and computing power make it possible to fuse multiple research surveys. Essentially there is no more need ...
Best of Print Ads: Print advertising for the voiceless
The theme for this week of print advertisements seems to focus on issues of wildlife, the environment and women; those ...
Power of Print: Die Welt’s life-size map of journalist’s jail cell
When foreign correspondent to Turkey, Deniz Yücel's "arrest sparked a deep crisis in Turkish-German relations," his colleagues at Die Welt commemorated ...
Power of Print: The PAMCo study’s print solutions
What these three agency leaders help us understand from the latest PAMCo study is that advertising is both science and ...
Power of Print: Newsrooms make readers, not money
On March 16th, 2009, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer went online-only believing that print is dead. In this article authored by Seattle ...
Best of Print Ads: The light side of print
If you want to experience what it must be like for an illiterate child, the winning print advertisement selected by ...