Josh Kolm

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Corus the latest company to pull advertising from Meta

Another Canadian media company has responded to the tech giant’s plans to block news content from its platforms.

Spotted! The giant Cheeto hits the road

The statue was brought to Calgary at an event that also featured a Cheeto-shaped mechanical bull.

MobileSyrup aims to expand its reach with new newsletter

Blue Ant’s tech site is offering a range of advertiser opportunities, from display ads to branded content.

Revenue continues to decline at Postmedia in Q3

The company did, however, increase its overall income due to cost-reduction measures.

QSRs hold on to their top spots: AdEase TV

McDonald’s, Subway and Tim Hortons once again had the most TV ads in Canada last week.

Nerf creates a branded competition series

EssenceMediacom developed the content, which is running on Complex, with a focus on reaching teens.

McDonald’s retakes top spot: AdEase Radio

Subway and Shoppers Drug Mart, however, were tops in certain markets.

Spotted! Barbie and Ken get on Bumble

The cross-promotion fits into the dating app’s brand positioning around kindness and positivity.

Campaign comes to Canada by acquiring The Message

The news site will take on the Campaign Canada brand as part of plans to expand to fast-growing markets.

GroupM tops global COMvergence rankings for 2022

OMD topped the network rankings, though EssenceMediacom is primed to take the top spot for 2023.

YouTube creates tool to align brands with Gen Z music tastes

Advertisers can buy around a lineup of videos featuring songs that are on-trend among the in-demand demographic.

Postmedia and Torstar owner end merger talks

The companies were unable to agree on terms that would have accelerated media consolidation in Canada.

Bell Media the latest company to pull ads from Meta

The likes of CTV, TSN and Crave will pause ads on Facebook and Instagram as the fallout from plans to block news continues.

Vertical City expands to the U.S.

The elevator OOH company now has a network of 2500 screens across 135 markets.