Articles Tagged ‘Blue Ant Media’
Nonprofit iDream announces media award program
Winners of the inaugural prize, which will celebrate the contributions of underrepresented and BIPOC creators and innovators, will receive $1 million in donated media.
Blue Ant makes changes to its Media Pulse team
The company has promoted the VP of partnerships, as well as hired two new executives.
ZoomerMedia buys Mobile Syrup from Blue Ant Media
The tech site is the latest acquisition for the multi-platform media company, which has been expanding its reach.
How context might make up for no cookies
Viewers pay more attention to products shown in contextually targeted ads.
Blue Ant Media brings FAST channel Love Pets to Roku
The company aims to reach Canadians with programming that has built a strong fan base in the countries where it is available.
Blue Ant Media launches Love Drama FAST channel
The new channel is a partnership with Montreal-based producer Muse Entertainment and features its library of content.
Media Pulse adds in-game advertising through Anzu
The partnership brings advanced in-game advertising at scale to Canadian brands.
Blue Ant Media expands its partnership with Samsung TV Plus
A new deal inked by the companies sees the media co’s Homeful channel join the Canadian lineup of Samsung’s FAST channels.
Blue Ant strikes deal to enhance contextual targeting on FAST channels
Iris.TV’s technology will provide AI-powered content classifications from a unified data source.
MobileSyrup aims to expand its reach with new newsletter
Blue Ant’s tech site is offering a range of advertiser opportunities, from display ads to branded content.
Cottage Life signs on as media sponsor of cottage country festival
The media brand is building a long-term relationship with the festival and promoting the event across its platforms with contests and on-site activations.
Blue Ant brings four of its FAST channels to Pluto TV
HauntTV, Crimetime, HistoryTime and Homeful are now available to Canadian users of the free streamer.
CRTC sides with WildBrain over Rogers in carriage dispute
The regulator also issued decisions to take A.Side and the Toronto Maple Leafs Network off the air.
What are Canadians actually watching on connected TV?
Horizon Media and Blue Ant researched the genre and ad preferences of viewers that have already adopted the buzzy platform.
The FAST channel race is on
With all the recent activity around ad-supported streamers, what’s the draw for both audiences and advertisers?
