Mobile

Pinterest expands shoppable Amazon ads to Canada

The partnership enables users to purchase a product on Amazon directly via an ad.

Rogers launches streaming audio platform

The new app, Seekr, will offer advertisers digital and audio sponsorship and integration opportunities.

Google allows brands to target viewers of Youtube creator videos

The move follows research that shows Gen Z are increasingly watching content around trending topics.

Women under 35 most likely to notice ads on social platforms

Also, TikTok and WhatsApp increased their reach while Facebook continues to decrease, according to Vividata.

WARC predicts global ad spend to rise to over a trillion USD

The report shows that the Canadian ad market is due to grow 7.5% to CAD 23.3 billion this year.

Signal Hill promotes Paul Riismandel to president

Jeff Vidler will continue as founder and strategic advisor of the podcast research company.

Popular podcast “Call Her Daddy” moves to SiriusXM

The audio company also gains exclusive advertising sales rights to Unwell Network’s roster of pods.

TikTok adds group chat to its platform

The new feature comes with certain safety restrictions for younger users.

Instacart expands its ad capabilities in Canada

Danone is the first company to test out the new suite of display ads.

Dove’s new search tool better reflects the diversity of beauty

Pinterest users can create a video of a their “Real Beauty DNA” using the tool.

Magellan AI adds cookieless identifiers

The addition of UID 2.0 and ID5 aims to future-proof podcasting and help it compete across mediums.

Rogers reports 7% increase in media revenue for Q2

Rogers Communications saw an overall revenue increase of 1% for the quarter, coming to $5.09 billion.

ThinkTV update shows continued strength of television

The combination of linear and broadcaster streaming services still dominates across all age demos in Ontario and Quebec.

Following Wildfire ad campaign launches with broad media support

Partners supporting the campaign include Bell Media, CBC, PostMedia, and Spotify.

Canadians will spend more than 14 years on their mobile apps

A new study reports that mobile phone usage continues to grow year-over-year across all age groups.