The Interactive Advertising Bureau of Canada has released its revenue projections for 2008 and the final breakdowns for 2007.

Bowing to customer demand, the cosmetics retailer is bringing back discontinued products and staging online and in-store activities to celebrate the old/new Retro line.

Motorola and Fido took technology to the streets during Toronto’s annual gay pride festival last weekend – inviting celebrants to seemingly dance in music videos with pop star Fergie.

Calgary’s Critical Mass is the new AOR for digital elements of site’s content and campaign strategies.

What might the game of tennis look like 75 years from now? That’s the question the venerable crocodile brand is tossing out to consumers.

The marketer-friendly Teletoon.com is getting a new director and a manager of content design.

The automaker is getting into the interactive TV game through Canadian Football League telecasts.

Canoe’s web leadership team is getting a shuffle.

With a new, intuitive video player streaming content from seven channels, the net is pushing online entertainment this summer.

The prediction comes from GroupM, which just released a study saying this ad sector has almost doubled in the past four years, and will remain the principal source of advertising growth for the foreseeable future.

A social media start-up in Montreal is linking up with Yellow Pages to give users localized content.

The acquisition of MyMovies.ca makes sense for a company that already deals in mobile ticketing solutions.

SheDoestheCity is the latest property to sign an ad representation deal with UpTrend Media.

The cellphone co will launch a country-wide texting competition this week called the ‘Down and Dirty Battle of the QWERTY.’

The digital team is working on more than 50 projects this summer, including fall relaunches for its online brands and at least one new website.