NBC cancels The Playboy Club
The show, which aired on Citytv in Canada, will be replaced next week with new programming.
Astral Radio to guarantee GRPs
ZenithOptimedia’s Sunni Boot weighs in on the new measures.
John St. wins big at AToMiC Awards
Stanfield’s Guy at Home in his Underwear takes the top prize at the show that celebrates media, technology, innovation and content.
Chevy redefines itself
The brand launches its largest integrated campaign to introduce three new cars to the market.
Shaw signs on for Copper
Shaw Media is the latest broadcaster to climb on board for the series, which is set to air in 2012.
Citytv gets 24/7
The Rogers Media brand enters the round-the-clock news game in Toronto.
Lay’s lands Jets sponsorship
The PepsiCo brand is the official chip of the Winnipeg Jets and has launched a “Hometown Heroes” campaign.
Fall TV: Hits and misses
Senior media execs give MiC their take on the winners and losers of the new season.
What’s Your City-Self?
The tourism boards of Paris and Amsterdam launch a joint digital campaign.
Scotiabank brings out its creative side
During Nuit Blanche the bank reversed the roles of spectator and artist with its sponsor installation.
Blue Jays end on a high note
The Toronto baseball team is up 17% on Rogers Sportsnet for the season.
Two and a Half Men flies straight to the top: BBM, Sept. 19 to 25
The comedy’s premiere episode pulled in a whopping 4.906 million viewers, with The Big Bang Theory close behind.
The Verdict: Ottawa and NL tourism attract visitors
The results are in from tourism campaigns which urged Canadians to stray this summer.
TSN re-ups TV curling deal with multimedia extension
TSN will continue airing the Canadian Curling Association’s biggest competitions through the 2019-20 season.
Spotted! HarperCollins gets into AR
The publishing company launches its first augmented reality-focused campaign at Indigo stores.
- Is GroupM being dismantled? Reports point to rebrand and restructuring
- Some GroupM Canada senior executives have left the agency
- Havas Media Canada makes three senior leadership appointments
- Media leaders concerned ad spend not going to Canadian media
- Upfronts 2025: Fox announces significant investment in sports
