Edge Message #18 from Brian Sweeney, producer NZEDGE.COM
To NZEDGE.COM MEMBERS across the globe
We have over 50 new stories this week about New Zealand internationalists.
- Grant Dalton pure speed across the Atlantic (NY Times)
- Alison Maclean sweet talks new movie (NY Times)
- Dennis Dutton on cyber-success (USA Today)
- Kevin Roberts punts Saatchi & Saatchi into Premier League with 1.24 bill pound merger (Independent UK)
- Steve Williams celebrates with Tiger (Golf.com)
- David Low draws acclaim in retrospective (Evening Standard)
- Bob Charles in pantheon of putters (Las Vegas Sun)
- Justine Wright paints LA pink with Oscar (Guardian)
- Marie Clay reading recovery in Maryland (Sun Spot)
- Hinewehi Mohi merges music edges (Sonicnet.com)
- Fisher & Paykel on whiteware fightback (The Advertiser)
- Teddy Tahu Rhodes walks in Sean Penn’s shoes (Sydney Morning Herald)
- Mike Moore on human face of globalisation (Daily Star)
- Don McKinnon has all hell breaking loose (Dawn.com)
- Lisa Reihana weaves into Sydney Biennale (Bienalle.com)
- CK Stead talking about O’Dwyer (Timeout.com)
- John Bracewell spinning in Gloucestershire (Sunday Times)
- Tim Finn turns it on in Boston (Boston.com)
- Greg Turner wary in Wales (Independent UK)
- Barbara Anderson has hot summer novel (Timeout.com)
- James Cook legend revisited (Sydney Morning Herald)
- Kerry Black creates waves in Bournemouth (BBC Online)
- Auckland parties like the Riviera (Guardian)
- Maximus Crowe still slaying them in the aisles (Empire)
And if you’re in the mood, on a related site you’ll find two new speeches by Kevin Roberts to London conferences – “The Love Bug” – an exploration of emotion, love, reptilian brain behaviour and the evolution of branding, and “Field of Dreams” – the latest iteration of Peak Performance. Check them out at http://www.saatchikevin.com/speeches.
Enjoy the weekend. Regards
Brian Sweeney
executive editor
brian@nzedge.com
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