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Vice preps for magazine redesign
The media company’s 21-year-old flagship product is entering a two-month long makeover process and will debut in March 2016.
Dailymotion expands ad partnership with One by AOL
The two companies have expanded the terms of an existing agreement to give advertisers access to the Paris-based platform’s video inventory.
m2 merges with Initiative
With this alignment, Leeanne Comish will be departing m2 while Adam Luck moves into a newly created role.
Instant Articles lands on Canadian Facebook pages
The social media network has launched its publisher-inspired product here and also made it available on Android devices globally.
Why Cineplex has a new brand platform
The media company’s “See the Big Picture” platform is aimed at expanding awareness of its brand identity.
Matt Sweeney to head Xaxis in North America
The former SVP, client engagement has moved into a CEO position.
Survivor: Cambodia takes the week: Numeris
The reality show on Global had the most average viewers for the week of Nov. 30 to Dec. 6.
Greg Doufas upped to C-suite at Globe
The publisher has realigned two executive roles as it increases its focus on data-driven consumer insights and events.
Why Cogeco wants to move past ‘cable’ moniker
The BDU has hired two new senior execs, including former TC Media VP Antoine Shiu, to steer a brand and product-offering “transformation.”
Bell Media plugs into TouchPoints
The media co is the latest to subscribe to the highly anticipated consumer study from Ipsos.
Petro-Can fuels up a new branded content strategy
The company has partnered with CBC for a multiplatform sponsorship ahead of the next Olympic Games.
Charting the evolution of Canadian news consumption
Ken Goldstein’s Communications Management looks at Statistics Canada data to see how Canadian consumption of news has evolved historically.
CBC/Radio-Canada restructures media solutions division
The pubcaster has reorganized with an aim to give clients (and agencies) a more efficient experience. (Updated)
FBIQ debuts in Canada with mobile behaviour report
Facebook’s research unit launches its first event in Toronto showing how parents and millennials engage with content on its networks.
Why LG Canada is sticking with the Hockey Wives
The electronics company has extended its sponsorship on account of the show’s strong ratings and its impact on brand lift.
