CBC cancels On the Money

After just two years, the CBC pulled the plug on its afternoon business program On the Money this week, citing lack of funding. Hosted by Peter Armstrong, the daily CBC News Network show covered international economics, from trade disputes to low-cost airlines every weekday at 4 p.m. Its final broadcast will air on June 28, after which the network will move from a live broadcast model to intermittent live and recorded segments every half hour from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Armstrong has stated that he will remain with the CBC.

Snapchat launches first docuseries

Endless Summer will debut on Snapchat in September. The series, which features Laguna Beach star Summer McKeen, is the first official docuseries on the app’s ad-supported Discover platform. Besides McKeen and her neighbour Dylan Jordan, various other influencers are slated to appear on the show.

Facebook’s Workplace drops the fee for non-profits

Facebook’s premium professional network, Workplace by Facebook, is now for all not-for-profits and educational institutions worldwide. Workplace launched in October 2016 and hosts more than 30,000 organizations on the platform. Its brand customers include Walmart, Starbucks, Spotify and Deliveroo.