Articles Tagged ‘Corus Entertainment’

Upfronts 2017: Corus adds blockbuster series to specialty lineup
Showcase and ABC Spark will both be home to new Marvel series, while History will debut a scripted series from exec producer Jeremy Renner.

Five more years for English-language broadcasters: CRTC
A new policy for local TV and the introduction of a public consultation process before closing stations are among new rules as part of the licence renewals.

Global adds Canadian thriller to summer lineup
The Corus Entertainment network has also set a May return date for Private Eyes.

Shaw to close three community TV stations, 70 jobs affected
A new funding model will see Shaw reallocate $10 million annually to Global News to support local news coverage in Western Canada.

Pattison Onestop signs content deal with Global News
Content from the Corus Entertainment company brand is live on signs in major markets across the Onestop network.

Despite low TV revenue, Corus sees $102.7M profit for Q2
The media company reported consolidated revenues of $368.2 million, nearly doubled from the same period a year ago, helped largely by its acquisition of Shaw Media last year.

ICYMI: The Olympics are returning to Snapchat; Postmedia launches pro-journalism campaign
In Case You Missed It: A new campaign for Postmedia, a new look for Golf Canada, a new way to watch the 2018 Olympics and a new charitable campaign from Corus.

Two new reno shows join HGTV Canada spring lineup
Save My Reno and Backyard Builds have been added to the specialty channel’s spring lineup.

Five new brands step into the Top Chef Canada: All-Stars kitchen
Monogram is back as a returning sponsor for the reality show, which bows on April 2.

Corus’ Mark Leslie on how addressable TV is changing advertiser expectations
Speaking at DX3, the company’s VP of research and consumer insights looked at how developments that have already been made in addressable TV and how it’s changing advertiser demands.

Corus puts first-party digital data up for sale
VP of digital sales Brett Pearson details the new option.