Articles Tagged ‘CBC’
How PyeongChang is faring with viewers so far
So far, nearly 30 million Canadians have tuned into coverage. But will the changes to men’s hockey affect audiences?
Twitter, CBC sign unique Olympic streaming deal
Canada is the first country with an officially sanctioned live Twitter stream of Olympic competition.
CBC renews The Great Canadian Baking Show
The competition show was the most-watched unscripted series on the pubcaster in the past five years.
CRTC seeks input from digital giants
The commission told Netflix, CBC, Google and others that it wants their subscriber and Cancon investment info, but promised not to share it.
Behind CBC’s unconventional Crawford release
The unconventional family comedy’s unique strategy aims to avoid clashing with the Winter Olympics.
ICYMI: CBC’s Olympics schedule, Bell’s big Let’s Talk numbers
CBC will broadcast a total of 21 hours of Olympic content per day, 18 of them being live.
Media Experts makes its picks for mid-season hits
The IPG agency looks to The Launch, a nameless show and the Olympics as big winners.
Hockey Day in Canada gets an AMA boost
The average audience of the broadcast went up 7% from last year and 21% from 2016.
ICYMI: Changes at HuffPost’s blogs, plus a TimePlay tournament
While HuffPost Canada won’t eliminate the blog program, it will become pickier with the content.
How TV fared over the holidays: Numeris
The CBC’s New Year’s special edged out City’s — but just barely.
TLN named Winter Games broadcast partner
The Corus-owned Telelatino broadcaster will air hockey matches from PyeongChang in Spanish and Italian, with more to come in 2020.
How Canadians feel about Netflix and other channels
While most Canadians identify CTV as their “favourite” channel, satisfaction and use of Netflix is on the rise.
ICYMI: Journalists, athletes join the Olympic broadcast team
Plus, Barstool Sports launches a Sirius channel, PeopleTV unveils a new Twitter series and more.
CBC announces 13 broadcast partners for PyeongChang
CBC will focus more on standalone branded content, using RBC Training Ground and Petro’s Faces of Tomorrow as models.
ICYMI: Bell’s Let’s Talk is back with new and familiar faces
Plus, Nike makes the most of a massive TV buy.
