Articles Tagged ‘Bell’
Bell preps for Let’s Talk Day
The telco is aiming to beat its 2015 fundraising record by generating more conversation around mental health in 2016.
ICYMI: Canadians not done shopping, Bell adds Netflix
In case you missed it: Canadians still have a ways to go on their holiday shopping, Bell makes it easier to access Netflix and the Calgary Herald adds an NP section.
Brands step into the ring with Much Digital Studios
Puma gets boxing, Bell goes back to school and Virgin Mobile showed the VIP side of Osheaga in the MCN’s inaugural set of brand activations.
Bell makes viewability pact
The media co will be providing viewability tracking through a new partnership with Moat Analytics.
ICYMI: Canada rakes in the Lions, Bell’s big investment
In case you missed it: Canada has had a record week in Cannes so far, and Bell and Rogers made big investments in internet and mobile this week.
Class action lawsuit filed against Bell
The lawsuit relates to allegations stemming from Bell’s now-cancelled Relevant Advertising Program.
Privacy commissioner calls for changes to Bell ad program
Bell agrees to make changes to its Relevant Advertising Program following a report from the Privacy Office sparked by consumer complaints.
Court orders Bell to pay $137M to Videotron, TVA
Satellite TV service Bell ExpressVu, a subsidiary of Bell, must pay compensation for failing to effectively fight piracy of its signals between 1999 and 2005, the Quebec Court of Appeal ruled.
Cable losing share in TV services battle
Telcos continue to make inroads, while the number of people who are tuning out keeps rising, finds new research from Media Technology Monitor.
Montreal’s subway system is going online
A partnership between Bell, Rogers, Telus and Videotron is bringing a wireless network to the transit service, starting with the downtown area.
Graph: Who landed where on the hot topics of Let’s Talk
A look at where the major players fall on the big issues to come out of the Let’s Talk TV hearing.
Spotted! Bell’s TIFF fan box
An inside look at how the company has been bringing its mobile, television and media properties to street-level during this year’s festival.
Going bigger with activations: TIFF’s repeat sponsors
L’Oreal, Bell and RBC are among the long-time festival sponsors that are upping their involvement with digital and interactive activations at street-level.
Shomi’s cord-cutting dilemma
Rogers and Shaw have created something that will impact their broader telecom business, and financial analysts say that might not be a bad thing.
Who’s up when: Let’s Talk TV
What to expect from the big Canadian broadcasters and digital players this September, as well as when they’re presenting to the CRTC.
