Arlene Dickinson Enterprises launches

Dickinson tells MiC the company will target entrepreneurs with digital, print and TV offerings.

CBS promotes radio’s benefits

Radio ups likelihood of brand awareness when integrated into a multiplatform campaign, says Canadian Broadcast Sales.

Fall TV: More pickups

Vegas, Elementary and Arrow are picked up for full seasons, with additional scripts ordered for other rookie shows.

Former CRTC chair lands new gig

Konrad von Finckenstein heads to Toronto-based private law firm Jams as an arbitrator and mediator.

Netflix disappoints in U.S., grows in Canada

Canadian subscribers to the service are steady to slightly accelerating.

Digital Day: the great paywall debate

New York Times‘ Paul Smurl and Huffington Post’s Brad Cressman spoke about their publications’ contrasting business models at yesterday’s digital conference in Toronto.

Toronto Crime Stoppers targets potential gas stealers

Mug shots of ordinary citizens are being used in the creative for the organization’s campaign to create awareness against stealing gas.

The CBC brings home the online hardware

Leading the way with six golds, the pubcaster’s digital properties took the most top prizes at last night’s Canadian Online Publishing Awards.

Canadian Screen Awards adds a media partner

The new awards program names Hello! Canada as its print partner, and reveals sponsorship opportunities leading up to the event.

Bell Canada slams CRTC for ignoring market realities

In a formal appeal to the feds regarding the Astral decision, the phone giant said the regulator relied on a 1978 working paper when making its decision on the deal.

HSBC launches global review

The bank, which works with Mindshare and JWT in Canada, is reviewing its media and creative agencies.

Globe Unlimited goes big for launch

The Globe and Mail‘s new online subscription services rolls out today with a multi-platform campaign that includes the newspaper’s first-ever front-page wrap.

Gorilla Nation signs rep deal with ABCNews.com

The Evolve Media-owned company is now an exclusive representative of the news site’s online inventory in Canada, Australia and the UK.

KFC weeps man tears online

Instagram and Facebook are the focus of the YUM! Restaurant brand’s latest television campaign that targets a young male crowd.