Articles Tagged ‘Blue Ant Media’

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?

Blue Ant acquires connected TV marketplace Media Pulse
The company’s SVP says extending its capabilities for advertisers is a natural progression from its FAST investment.

Blue Ant adds Mike Holmes content to FAST offering
In addition to over 200 hours of existing content for Homeful, a new deal will also see the company commission new DIY content.

Blue Ant Media makes promotions to boost FAST strategy
Craig Junner and Andrea Harrick have moved up within the global media division to further drive expansion of ad-supported streaming channels.

Blue Ant launches history-focused FAST channel
HistoryTime is on LG Channels in the U.S. and Canada, adding to Blue Ant’s portfolio of free, ad-supported streaming channels.

Blue Ant adds home design FAST channel to Roku
Homeful includes several series and hundreds of hours of real estate and home renovation content.

Blue Ant looks to true crime again for latest FAST play
TotalCrime’s launch is the next step in Blue Ant’s plans for ad-supported streaming growth.

Blue Ant unveils greenlights and openings for sponsors
The company’s slate of programming includes factual and entertainment content covering the paranormal, travel and technology.

Blue Ant expands its multi-platform offering on YouTube
The growth and popularity of Animalogic triggers two series spinoffs.

Blue Ant finds its place in streaming with FAST
Bringing two channels to Samsung TV Plus is the latest step in bringing its genre-focused strategy to ad-supported streaming.