BNN to rebrand as BNN Bloomberg

The new entity, which will launch in spring, is an aim to boost content for BNN while bringing in bigger Canadian audiences for Bloomberg.

Starcom, LinkedIn and more join forces for internship program

Four interns will float between Starcom, Tapped Mobile, LinkedIn and Zag Bank to learn all the components of an RFP.

Sunwing returns to the top: Media Monitors

Meanwhile, in Montreal, CTV continued to reign as the most prolific radio buyer.

CBC announces 13 broadcast partners for PyeongChang

CBC will focus more on standalone branded content, using RBC Training Ground and Petro’s Faces of Tomorrow as models.

In the year since Pritchard’s utlimatum, what has changed?

Experts weigh in on whether or not digital has truly cleaned up its act — and what still needs to change.

Jamie Schouela upped at Blue Ant

Schouela has been promoted to president of Canadian media, after nearly five years with the company.

Spotted! No Frills (and no pants either)

The Loblaw-owned discount brand stripped down to its skivvies for a frigid subway ride.

GroupM adds to the global C-suite

Nick Theakstone, former CEO of GroupM U.K., will assume the new role.

Forster leaves, Omnicom names new media CEO

Cam Reston and Alain Desormiers have new roles in a top-level executive shift.

ICYMI: Bell’s Let’s Talk is back with new and familiar faces

Plus, Nike makes the most of a massive TV buy.

Disney named lead sponsor for The Launch

Laird White of Bell Media says the “global juggernaut” of Disney will help deliver the format to international audiences.

People Moves: Abacus, MediaIQ and more

Media iQ’s latest hires mark 20 new faces for its Toronto office in the last year.

CRTC launches survey into content consumption

As the commission embarks on a quest to determine the future of Canada’s content distribution system, it’s asking Canadians why they watch content the way they do.

TheScore delves deeper into gaming on Facebook

A new fantasy sports product offers an easy entry point for new audiences as the company continues investing in digital channels.

The uncertain future of Amazon Echo ads

Media agencies are readying themselves for ads on Alexa despite Amazon’s denials. But one expert advises caution.