Bree Rody

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Statements Media eyes digital expansion with Sharkfin acquisition

Statements purchased its main taxi advertising competitor in Canada’s major urban markets.

Rogers climbs to the top in Toronto: Media Monitors

Hydro-Québec also took the first place position in Montreal.

Oath unifies ad tech platforms under one brand

BrightRoll, One by AOL and Yahoo Gemini are now collectively known as Oath Ad Platforms.

Graham Moysey on his first six months of agency life

The new IPG Mediabrands CEO on the group’s most recent acquisition, and why the industry should be ‘realistic’ about TV.

Spotted! Bubbly, beauty and brand activations at TIFF

Air France and L’Oreal Paris are bringing glamour to the red carpet, while Bell and No Frills are bringing fans closer to the films.

Amazing Race Canada approaches two million: Numeris

For the fifth straight week, Race made audience gains.

How much is Canada’s data market worth?

The country is outpacing the U.S. for growth in the value of its online information.

CBC and Snap pair for two new programs

This is CBC’s first dive into long-term series on Snapchat, as opposed to event-centered programming.

Senate committee calls for changes to digital advertising rules

News Media Canada CEO John Hinds says the country’s newspaper industry is growing increasingly frustrated.

Amazon renames, repositions ad offering

Wavemaker’s Scott Stewart says the rise of Amazon as an ad platform could prompt growth in digital spending on e-commerce platforms.

ET Canada launches TIFF specials on Twitter

Festival sponsor Nespresso will promote the streams.

Why GoodLife chose to return to TV

Marketing director Sharon Litwin says after three years of targeting millennials, it was time for a new approach.

MiQ adds head of agency sales

Jim Davis, who previously headed up partnerships at Snapchat, will help steer more agencies toward MiQ’s offerings.

Where does Canada stack up for OTT subscription?

The SVOD is gaining ground in English Canada, but Quebec still has reservations.