Next generation wearables, privacy and drones at SXSWi: blog
blogsJodi Brown, director of content at Mediacom, dissects the first days of the festival, with notes on the top trends and activations, from line-holders to the return of Grumpy Cat.
What if Aereo came to Canada?: blog
blogsTelevisionSheetal Jaitly, director of business development and media for Pivotal Labs on the platform, and how it could contribute to the disruption of the current broadcast model in Canada.
Seacrest’s digital head joins Facebook for entertainment role
DigitalMobilePeople MovesRyan Seacrest Productions’ exec VP of new media, Sibyl Goldman, has left to join Facebook as the social media company’s head of entertainment partnerships.
Sochi will go down as the ‘clean’ Games: blog
blogsKarine Courtemanche, president, Touche!, on missed marketing opportunities in Sochi and how Canada stood out as a brand.
It’s time to press play on commercializing VOD: blog
blogsMedia Experts’ Ian MacLean on the need to change the model around VOD spots, from commercials to sponsorships and dynamic ad insertion.
The race for the content marketing Olympics: blog
blogsPerformance Content Group’s new SVP of client development Paul Cowan on the Canadian brands winning the Sochi content games.
How Chromecast will change everything in Canada: blog
blogsDigitalMobileTelevisionSheetal Jaitly, director of business development and media for Pivotal Labs, on the impact Google’s OTT device will have on the Canadian market as the app opens up its software development kit.
Breaking down why Hook is the video-playback fix for Android
MobileResearchLive streams on some Android devices were “nearly impossible” until Ooyala debuted this piece of video technology, according to a new report that looks back on its recent use.
4K video gets big push at CES
DigitalMobileTelevisionYouTube and Google are putting their muscle behind video format VP9, which provides HD quality video at a fraction of the previous bandwidth.
Mobile in 2014: What’s hot for the year ahead
MobileJuice Mobile’s president and CEO Neil Sweeney on wearable tech, proximity marketing and other trends he sees picking up steam as we head into the new year.
