Articles Tagged ‘Apple’

Judge denies Apple’s motion to stay Google antitrust case
Apple seeks to protect the deal it has with Google to be the default search engine in iOS.

True crime, news and comedy are the favourite genres for podcast listeners
Triton Digital’s latest report shows that monthly audio listening continues to increase in Canada.

Big changes are afoot for live sports, say media buyers
Execs say there are a whole host of benefits and issues when it comes to streamers striking deals with sports leagues.

Apple Canada weighs in at CRTC hearings
The Path Forward: Apple and the Rogers Group of Funds presented their takes on the need for, and distribution of, contributions, while ACTRA sounded off on discoverability.

Canadian media buyers talk advertiser fallout on X
Execs from Cairns Oneil, Dentsu and Horizon discuss how a global movement to pause ads on X is playing out in Canada.

Roku gets half of connected TV ads in North America
Pixalate analysis found, however, that Amazon and Samsung are growing their shares at a rapid pace.

New EU regulations could have global impact on tech ‘gatekeepers’
In addition to curbing anti-competitive behaviour from the likes of Google and Amazon, the Digital Markets Act has new guidelines for data use.

ICYMI: Apple creates its own partner program
Plus, Walmart’s own DSP is coming and Fire & Flower to purchase another media platform.

Apple ATT has arrived. What are advertisers to do?
The tech company’s record Q1 earnings report made little mention of ATT, but its a hot topic among advertisers.

ICYMI: Corus adds to its podcast lineup
Plus, Spotify sells “Sustainable Sonics,” offsets that will be used to neutralize the impact of an ad running on the platform.

Can Facebook ‘counter-program’ IDFA?
The social media giant is trying a prompt of its own to get iOS users to ‘opt-in’ to being tracked.

Digital giants account for $25 billion in global ad spend
FAANG brands – Facebook Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google – up 2019 ad spend more than 20%.

Torstar revenue continues to decline
Revenue declined by 11% overall as print remains a challenge, but digital subscribers are up.