Articles Tagged ‘CityTV’
Upfronts 2024: Rogers inks multi-year licensing deals
The media company announce partnerships with with NBCUniversal, Warner Bros. Discovery along with re-ups of homegrown hits.
Upfronts 2024: Citytv rounds out its fall schedule with acquisitions
The Golden Bachelorette and Brilliant Minds lead Citytv’s fall primetime schedule, with Stags set as a Citytv+ exclusive.
Citytv pulls plug on Cityline
The 40-year-old lifestyle and home decor show will be reimagined under the Breakfast Television brand.
Upfronts 2023: Rogers puts Law & Order Toronto on Citytv’s lineup
The company’s head of TV claims the network will have more scripted and unscripted content than its competitors, despite the writer’s strike.
Corus seeks funding for Global under Independent Local News Fund
The move comes as Rogers redirects Shaw’s news funding to its own CityTV stations.
Upfronts 2022: Citytv adds two new dramas and one new comedy
The network is also bringing Dateline and Jimmy Kimmel Live to Canadian audiences.
Citytv launches new ad-supported streaming channels on Prime
Rogers said the channels will offer advertisers new and incremental reach.
CRTC gives conditional approval to Rogers-Shaw deal
The commission says Rogers must give more to Canadian content funds and bolster Citytv’s news coverage in Western Canada.
Unifor urges CRTC to maintain funding for Global news
Canada’s largest private-sector union asked that Rogers be mandated to continue Shaw’s funding of the Corus network, instead of diverting it to City.
Cityline integrates Samsung into its new studio
In addition to showing off new kitchen appliances, the brand is also running a contest focused on living room design.
Big Brother, AGT both make gains: Numeris
America’s Got Talent climbed back to the top, but Big Brother is nipping at its heels.
AGT and Big Brother battle for the top: Numeris
America’s Got Talent climbed back to the top, but Big Brother is nipping at its heels.
Top shows are back in the seven figures: Numeris
Plus, hockey rules nationally, but basketball is the hottest game in Toronto.
AGT stays on top, but loses viewers: Numeris
Montreal and Edmonton grew overall as individual markets, while the Quebec Francophone TV scene was tepid.
