Bullet PR client 2degrees mobile today officially launched its 3G network.
The event was held at the Viaduct Harbour Marine Village and it created a great atmosphere for the assortment of journalists and stakeholders in attendance.
In addition to the 3G network, 2degrees also launched a range of data plans to offer New Zealanders more affordable mobile broadband rates.
Finally, there were some new handsets on display and a hint towards the Post-Pay service on the horizon.
Coverage has already appeared on the NZHerald.co.nz, Stuff.co.nz, TVNZ.co.nz and TV3.co.nz as well as on Radio NZ and Newstalk ZB.
Bullet PR client Vista Entertainment Solutions featured on TVNZ’s ‘NZI Business’ on Wednesday 15th July.
Vista CEO Murray Holdaway talked with host Corin Dann about how Vista has recently entered the Mexican cinema market and how the company now has offices in LA, London, Shanghai and Auckland.
Vista Entertainment Solutions is a global leader in entertainment software solutions, including much of the behind-the-scenes technology for cinemas, such as point of sale and back office logistics.
TVNZ’s NZI Business screens every weekday morning from 6am, bringing viewers the business news and analysis of the day.
Bullet PR hosted the first ‘Social Media Junction’ conference and workshop at SkyCity convention centre in Auckland on 17th and 18th May.
With a varied line-up of international and local speakers, the conference attracted over 250 delegates over the two days. Read the full story
Student Job Search is New Zealand’s only free student employment service for casual, part-time and summer work. It needed to increase its profile and spread the word that it has more than just menial, household jobs on its books. Bullet PR found some of the wackiest jobs listed with Student Job Search, liaised with employees and employers and secured coverage in The Sunday Star Times as well as a prime-time hit on TV3’s Campbell Live.
Official website of the real estate industry and Bullet PR client, Realestate.co.nz, yesterday released research that debunks the theory that summer and spring are the best times to list your property. It reveals that sales are actually less susceptible to the seasons than some may think. TV3’s Campbell Live featured the research which illustrated that when selling a property, the best time may actually be in the middle of winter, a time traditionally considered to be the least advantageous for property sellers.
