Research

Is social media really all about socializing?

A new study by GlobalWebIndex shows that the number of social media accounts individuals have could plateau, and social media is more about brands.

CNE debuts at the top: Media Monitors

Ahead of this month’s opening, the Canadian National Exhibition jumped more than 80 spots in Toronto while CTV and Dormez-vous continue to rule in Montreal.

Display to account for half of Canadian digital ad spend: study

Video is driving the growth in display, while the search business is slowing down.

WPP: Revenue down in North America, globally

The holding co noted that although organic revenue is down, the rate of decrease is slowing.

The Amazing Race Canada hangs on at the top: Numeris

Reality programming takes the top-five nationally as thrice-weekly ‘Big Brother’ episodes each draw AMA of 1 million.

How can brands thrive in a multi-screen world?

Nearly half of Canadians use search engines to find a brand or product they have just seen on TV, according to a study from iProspect.

Older generations driving the most social growth

The boomer generation is behind surges in social media use overall, especially Facebook, according to latest MTM report.

Healthcare ad dollars moving from TV to OOH and digital

By 2021, digital will take a greater share of ad dollars from healthcare advertisers.

Which age group is driving Facebook growth in Canada?

While growth is slowing for Facebook, it’s gaining ground through an unlikely demographic.

The Amazing Race Canada hangs on at the top: Numeris

The Canadian reality series drew nearly 2 million viewers while a mix of drama and reality saw a three-way tie nationwide.

Snap’s Q2 reveals a big turnaround

The social media company saw a sharp increase in revenue – sending stocks way up.

Ad Standards report: Compliance up, but complaints rising too

Ad Standards’ annual survey shows that more consumers are dissatisfied about opt-out options, ad sizes and disruptive displays.

OLG regains its lead: Media Monitors

The auto industry continues to dominate in Toronto, while Montreal’s radio spots sound similar to the week previous.

YouTube the favourite video source for youth: study

With more than 98% of Canadian kids consuming video content monthly, the free video platform reigns among those two to 17 years old.

Canadian attitudes toward love and AI

Havas’ Kirk Cavell examines how prosumers feel about tech and media in the digital dating world.