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The Newspaper Publishers' Association of New Zealand (NPA) is the trade association of the New Zealand newspaper industry. All paid daily and Sunday newspapers are members of the Association.
The NPA advises members and co-ordinates their interests in areas such as Government affairs, advertising standards and self-regulation, industry training and sponsorship.
The Association liaises with a wide variety of other organisations and institutions which impact upon the newspaper industry. The NPA also represents the industry generally to the public.
NPA is the umbrella organisation for commonly owned newspaper industry service providers (including NAB, NZPA, NZPA Content Services and the PMCA).
The Newspaper Advertising Bureau (NAB) is the sales and marketing arm of the newspaper industry in New Zealand.
The NAB represents 25 daily newspapers consisting of four metropolitan, nineteen regional and two paid circulation non dailies, the three Sunday newspapers and the weekly business newspaper The Independent Financial Review.
The NAB's main purpose is to act as a link between advertising agencies, advertisers and our member newspapers helping to plan and implement newspaper campaigns. The NAB undertakes this via a range of industry initiatives, strategic services and package buys.
The NAB are Auckland based, and made up of a team of sales, marketing and research specialists upon whose expertise agencies and advertisers can draw to book a basic advertising campaign or plan something far more intricate.
Because the NAB is funded by its newspaper members these services are free.
The New Zealand Press Association (NZPA) celebrated its 125th anniversary in 2005 as the nation's news agency.
NZPA operates a 24 hour, seven-day-a-week service providing national and international news to the country's media.
The national wire comprises general, political, business, sport and entertainment news stories and information. NZPA Images provides up-to-the-minute pictures and graphics of news, sport and entertainment events in New Zealand.
NZPA news is available through its commercial division, NZPA Content Services. News can be purchased for publication in a newspaper, magazine, website, or as a tipping service to complement existing operations such as radio or TV news, or for news monitoring.
NZPA Content Services provides news, information and press release distribution solutions. Full service details are contained on the NZPA website.
NZPA CONTENT SERVICES - OVERVIEW
NZPA Content Services is the commercial division of the New Zealand Press Association.
Content Services supplies news, media monitoring and press release products to organisations in the corporate and government sector.
Core products include:
NewsQuest - NZPA's media monitoring service allows researchers, communications professionals, and media analysts to proactively monitor and research news from the New Zealand media. www.newsquest.co.nz - is a web-based service providing organisations with news monitoring and research tools. Subscribers to NewsQuest have unique real-time access to the entire NZPA newswire which is an aggregation of content from media outlets based throughout New Zealand and overseas.Up to 1,000 items a day are added to the service, which are categorised and archived for easy retrieval.
Profiles - provides compilations of news selected according to your requirements and delivered via email.
MediaCom - provides a 24/7 press and media release distribution service, securing delivery to media across the globe. MediaCom provides an exclusive point of access to NZPA’s national newswire – delivering releases direct to editorial decision makers. If you have a press release to distribute, try using NZPA's Press and Media Release Distribution Service NZPA MediaCom.
The Print Media Copyright Agency (PMCA) provides licences to organisations wanting to photocopy, fax or electronically distribute articles appearing in newspapers and magazines.
All material published by members of the print media is protected by copyright. The PMCA's role is to ensure that copyright is respected and its value is appropriately recognised.
The PMCA is a division of the New Zealand Press Association Limited. The PMCA also works in conjunction with the Newspaper Publishers' Association (NPA) – the trade association of the New Zealand newspaper industry.
By obtaining a licence from the PMCA, organisations can protect themselves from non-compliance risks and gain the right to copy articles from most major New Zealand print media publications.
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