Articles Tagged ‘Bell Media’

CTV, Global set their midseason lineups

After a successful fall for both networks, they’re setting their sights on new comedies, dramas and unscripted series.

Big Bang returns with a bang: Numeris

The CTV trio of Big Bang, The Good Doctor and Young Sheldon once again dominated the rankings.

Bell Media goes multiplatform with renewed UFC deal

The partnership will see content move beyond linear TV to social and OTT.

The Good Doctor has a good week: Numeris

Medical and procedural dramas ruled the airwaves.

Who were Twitter’s top Canadian brands?

Wendy’s, AmEx and Paramount Foods were lauded for their launches, influencer strategies and more.

Astral digitizes Montreal underground

Bell Media’s OOH division has paired with Transgesco to upgrade three high traffic Société de transport de Montréal stations.

Despite lower ratings, Grey Cup takes the top: Numeris

Plus, new fall shows had an exceptional showing in the top-10.

Bell Media to go live with ad-supported VOD platforms

Popular U.S. series like Community and The Facts of Life will be available for free to the users.

Big Bang rides the (air) wave: Numeris

The Big Bang Theory, and The Good Doctor have landed in the top three for seven weeks.

Grey Cup overnights drop by one million

Average audience, as well as total reach, fell in both English and French markets.

Mandatory carriage not a given, says CRTC chair

As four applicants vie to provide a new must-carry multi-ethnic TV service, chair Ian Scott emphasizes that mandatory distribution “is a privilege.”

ICYMI: Networks pitch CRTC to replace OMNI

Plus, CBC has announced its holiday programming schedule, and LinkedIn is rolling out a student-focused feature.

Amazing Race to return for seventh season

The reality show was one of the summer’s top-performing programs.

Bell Media, Torstar confirm layoffs

On-air talent at Virgin Radio and editorial staff at StarMetro Toronto were confirmed to have been let go on Wednesday.

Bell Media goes experiential for Crave rebrand

The hotel activation aimed to attract movie-lovers and TV superfans.