In response to advertiser and viewer preferences, Captivate Network has redesigned their format. Seen in elevators of office towers across the country, Captivate will now standardize ad lengths to 15-seconds and will enable seamless repurposing of magazine or television creative for the Captivate screens. Captivate is also adding a third programming window to allow for increased programming, advertising and sponsorship content. Captivate’s major advertisers include Pfizer, Microsoft, Toyota, Globe & Mail, and Bell Canada.
Captivate Network unveils new look
In response to advertiser and viewer preferences, Captivate Network has redesigned their format. Seen in elevators of office towers across the country, Captivate will now standardize ad lengths to 15-seconds and will enable seamless repurposing of magazine or television creative for the Captivate screens. Captivate is also adding a third programming window to allow for increased programming, advertising and sponsorship content. Captivate's major advertisers include Pfizer, Microsoft, Toyota, Globe & Mail, and Bell Canada.
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