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The Alliance for Audited Media brings new evalution tool to market

The media assurance provider created a new tool for identifying verified digital inventory.

COMMB now measures all major elevator networks

Vertical Impression is the latest elevator network to become a COMMB member.

Canadians are moving to cheaper tech services: report

Nearly 1 in 3 Canadian households have reduced expenses by modifying or canceling some of their subscriptions.

Cartier adds director of media and data

Catherine Fernet comes from Reitmans, where she developed and managed a multi-disciplinary in-house agency.

Kruger goes wide with Big Assist ad campaign

The company is encouraging Canadians to nominate a minor hockey association for their chance to receive $100,000.

Social media platforms respond to TikTok ban with upgrades

The updates come as TikTok’s future remains uncertain in the U.S.

Uber Canada partners with Canadian Opera Company

The partnership includes discounts for show attendees, as well as social and email marketing.

Netflix subscribers increase in 2024 thanks to live programming

The streamer’s revenue also increased by 16% for the year.

DoorDash extends partnership with Northern Super League

The NSL is launching in April with the brand as its exclusive on-demand delivery partner.

Industry News: Rogers partners with TIFF, Kantar Media sold to H.I.G.

The TIFF partnership will extend through 2027.

Television news: Uvagut TV launches across Canada

Meanwhile, Prime Monday Night hockey fills out its roster of analysts .

Blue Door acquires Bridge Digital

The acquisition will help the company offer a more integrated marketing suite to advertisers.

How the TikTok drama in the U.S. might be good for Canadian creators

Intervention by President Trump brought the social platform back online after a 12-hour blackout.

Media news: Rev TV to start airing NASCAR in Canada

Meanwhile, Bell is bringing more live sports to Crave by bundling it with TSN.

US Supreme Court upholds TikTok ban

Unless Bytedance sells the platform, the app will go dark on Jan. 19.