Bree Rody

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Articles by Bree Rody

Why the duopoly persists, by the numbers

Warc’s findings show that nearly one-third of all ad dollars will go to Facebook and Google this year. Amidst numerous controversies, why do marketers still love these platforms?

Espace M gets a global opportunity with ICOM

The Montreal-based media agency joins a global network of indies.

Traditional and digital TV subscribers still pirate: study

Canadians have a taste for piracy, but aren’t necessarily early adopters of new tech.

Cadillac campaign drives the showroom to the living room

The digital campaign targets potential auto buyers who would rather stay home.

ICYMI: Schitt’s Creek signing off

Dan Levy says the decision to end the show came from its own creative staff.

UM bolsters staff on its Johnson & Johnson biz

Will Mulqueeney will now serve as VP, client business partner for the agency’s J3 unit.

MediaTonik adds three new publishers

While it’s focusing largely on digital, it’s also added a slew of print to its roster.

iProspect bolsters senior leadership

The Dentsu Aegis shop is looking to reinvigorate its market position and communicate its specialty offering.

St. Joseph’s CEO on what’s next for Maclean’s, Chatelaine and more

Tony Gagliano talks about his game plan for the near (and distant) future.

Daily Hive switches to guaranteed model

Custom content can now be purchased on a cost-per-view basis.

St. Joseph acquires Rogers Media’s magazine titles

The Toronto-based company says it will make job offers to all of Rogers’ current publishing staff.

Big Bang back on top: Numeris

The three geniuses – Sheldon Cooper, Shaun Murphy and Sheldon Cooper – took the top three spots nationally.

The leaders and contenders in Forrester’s agency rankings

The Massachusetts-based firm dives into what separates the great from the good.

Spotted! Toronto descends into the DC Universe

To build anticipation for the premiere of Shazam and the new Toronto Comicon, Warner Bros brought a TTC subway above ground.