Bree Rody

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Horizon Media Canada: One year in

Kevin Kivi and Bill Koenigsberg on what what’s fueling growth and what’s next.

Sponsored Instagram Stories on the rise: study

Plus, Canada is one of the fastest-growing markets for paid social posts.

OLG stays on top: Media Monitors

Autos were the biggest category buy in both Toronto and Montreal, in time for the Toronto International Auto Show.

How auto brands stack up on Twitter

Which brands get the most mentions – and just how positive is the conversation?

Spotted! The next station stop is Florida

The bright pink campaign reached an estimated 700,000 shivering passengers per day.

TVA confirms layoffs at multiple publications

Operations for Canadian Living, Style at Home and Elle Canada will continue, but the former two will move to Montreal.

Yellow Pages’ revenue decreases 30%

Although the company has shed its agency segment, revenue still declined in other areas.

Spotted! Maybe romance isn’t dead

WB Canada’s Valentine’s pop-up showcased the magic of romance – unless, of course, romance isn’t your thing.

The Globe relaunches Globe Advisor

With a new editor at the helm, the B2B publication has updated its news offering and its industry tools.

Media revenues, theatre attendance down for Cineplex in Q4

Patrons are spending more money at the box office and concessions, but there’s been a slight decrease in ticket sales.

Spotted! A magical dinner in a dome

To promote its new Platinum Card, Amex brought a pop-up resto to the heart of downtown Toronto.

ICYMI: BuzzFeed Canada unionizing

Plus, BBC’s Life Below Zero is coming to Canada and more.

Seniors aren’t into smartphones, but still use Facebook frequently

The MTM’s latest report shows that seniors are still big media consumers, even if they don’t own all the same devices as their younger counterparts.

Is a focus on breaking news hurting Canadians’ trust?

Edelman’s new Trust Barometer shows Canadians want to hear more from subject matter experts, but fear news outlets focus too much on audience size.