Research

OLG, CTV stay on top: Media Monitors

BMO also held the top spot in both major cities, while Volkswagen made a newb uy.

The Good Doctor wins the week: Numeris

The medical drama took the top spot, but hockey is heating up across many markets.

Ads.txt adoption still under 50%: study

With more and more ads traded programmatically, the pressure is on to clean up the supply chain.

Influencers bring big ROI, but fake followers a concern: study

Most marketers plan to increase their spend in the area, but still face rising costs, algorithm changes and other big concerns.

OLG at the top again: Media Monitors

CTV also held the top spot in Montreal.

How client behaviour affects agencies: survey

As spending shifts and agencies automate, how do staffers see themselves coping?

Christmas music radio strategies pay off: Numeris PPM

CHFI in Toronto and QMFM in Vancouver took over the top spots in their respective markets, making big gains with female audiences.

OMD boasts highest market share, but other agencies growing: report

The latest RECMA projections show that agencies such as Horizon Canada, Spark Foundry, Starcom, Cossette and Havas are gaining quick momentum.

The Oscars win the week: Numeris

The awards show saw a notable boost from last year’s performance.

OLG stays on top: Media Monitors

The commission made up more than 80% of the Lotto category’s total buy.

Netflix on the rise, Corus brands strong with viewers: study

SRG’s Digital Life study looks closely at which TV brands are top-of-mind for Canadians.

NCIS wins the week: Numeris

Regionally, the top pick varied, with Edmonton being all about Oilers content.

What’s driving increases in digital spending?

Stories, collections, paid search and category spending shifts are causing waves in digital.

Identifying ‘fake news’ a top priority for readers: study

A new report finds fake news top of mind for Canadians, and many are consuming multilingual media.

OLG hits a three-peat: Media Monitors

Despite the lottery commission’s big buy, car brands were the largest category overall in Toronto.