
Omnicom outpaces yearly growth in second quarter
The global media group’s second quarter results include double-digit increases in advertising and net income.

Amazing Race Canada takes the week: Numeris
The CTV original series had the most daily viewers for the week of July 7 to 13.

Why Bell Media wants The Loop to be the Buzzfeed of Canada
The redesigned site aims to target a younger, more share-happy audience with original, short-form video content with a Canadian spin.

Rogers cuts hundreds of jobs
The company’s changes are the latest moves in a restructuring effort from its new CEO.

Next stop for Netflix: world domination?
Netflix’s latest quarter results and how its aiming to reduce theatre to airing times through new deals with companies like Disney.

Behind AddMirror’s new video tech
Details on the video and tracking capabilities that have been added to some of the screens from the Toronto-based company.

PayPal’s first major Canadian push
The company is testing a new campaign in Toronto, launching with a coffee giveaway in the city this week.

Local radio scores big with the Senators
TSN 1200 is partnering with Unique FM to broadcast the Ottawa games in French for the next three years.

CBC and the new kid viewers
Kim Wilson, creative head of children’s and youth programming at Kids’ CBC on how her team is keeping up with the changes in how children consume media.

The Mission: Lisa Feeney on reaching ethnic consumers
Mediacom’s director of research and insight on the opportunities and challenges around targeting these groups, and the best platforms to reach them with.

Twitter makes buying with tweets easier
How the company is diving deeper into the e-commrece space with the acquisition of CardSpring.

Are originals still hot? Media reaction to XES closing
OMD’s Sean Dixon and UM’s Matt Ramella react to Microsoft closing the unit, and what it means for the originals market overall.

Death of Much is ‘greatly exaggerated’
Justin Stockman, VP of specialty channels at Bell Media, on the challenges and opportunities, not the funeral march, for the station.

Ebay’s new Canadian sales strategy
The company is bringing advertising for three of its properties in-house in a new integrated Canadian offering.