The realities of digital planning

Robin Hassan of Starcom talks to attendees of the DX3 conference about how to look beyond the campaign.

Samsung Canada on what’s next

The electronics co is bringing its “Next Best Thing” campaign north with a new ad for the Super Bowl.

Google exec on the “how” of going mobile

Jesse Haines talks at Ad Week about the shift in mindset that needs to happen in the mobile space.

Leonard Katz appointed acting CRTC chairman

With previous chair Konrad von Finckenstein’s five-year term ending today, the CRTC vice-chair will be interim chairman until a new person is appointed.

Citytv picks up Katie

The Rogers Media channel will air Katie Couric’s new daytime talk show this fall.

CTV gives a Smash preview

Industry members weigh in on the use of digital and social media to promote the new series.

On the MiC with James Stewart

The Geneva Films director and producer talks to MiC about the London Olympics and glasses-free mobile 3D ahead of his Ad Week presentation.

LIFT brings CASSIES cases to life

The day after the awards, some of the big winners revealed their strategies for creating truly effective work.

Traditional media on top of consumer minds: study

The Canadian Council of Public Relations Firms (CCPRF) reports that Canadians will turn to traditional media before social media when researching products.

Microsoft named most influential brand in Canada: poll

The Ipsos Reid Influence Index Study includes brands such as Visa, President’s Choice and Air Miles.

James Ready takes media prize at CASSIES

The beer co also took home the inaugural Globe Creative Effectiveness Prize, and the Grand Prix went to Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism.

On the MiC with Matt Di Paola

We caught up with MediaCom Canada’s chief strategy and innovation officer to talk about his first six months in media ahead of his DX3 appearance this Thursday.

NFL finals post big numbers

The Sunday Conference Championship games on CTV each drew more than two million viewers.

Livedress snaps up an app

The social network platform has launched an iPhone app with opportunities available for branded content and sponsorship.