Articles Tagged ‘ctv’
ICYMI: Farewell to the Farce, Lainey Lui to helm etalk
Plus, CBC names Chris Howden the new co-host of ‘As It Happens’ and Wattpad goes east.
ICYMI: Hasbro/eOne deal under a microscope
Plus, CBC North reverses a controversial radio decision, Rogers Ignite adds Prime Video and more.
ICYMI: A new CEO for ComScore, a new image for Facebook
Plus, senior journalists in Canada shuffle about as Andrew Coyne leaves Postmedia and Don Martin announces his retirement.
A roundup of Election Night 2019 coverage
MiC breaks down the coverage planned from Canada’s four major broadcasters including linear, digital and radio broadcasts.
ICYMI: More digital consolidation, Corus requests flexibility from CRTC
Plus, The Beaverton weighs in on the election and Stingray goes mass.
How premiere week played out: CTV
The new schedule’s got heart, edge and views. But what are the areas content and programming president Mike Cosentino is watching most closely?
ICYMI: Corner Gas Animated reupped, TSN re-signs Bob McKenzie
Plus, Christian streaming platform Castle scraps its paywall and embraces a subscription-free model.
Toyota trends at the top: Media Monitors
CTV keeps a hold at the top in Montreal while the auto industry at large, continues to spend big nationwide.
Emmys a hit for CTV, but viewership down overall
Canadian audiences didn’t tumble like they did in the U.S., possibly the result of plenty of homegrown nominees.
CTV spends big for national fall campaign
The broadcaster invests in targeted markets, promoting more new shows than previous years.
Wendy’s sizzles at the top: Media Monitors
The QSR leads in Toronto, while CTV hits #1 in Montreal.
ICYMI: Politics trend in the podcast world, Google grows in Kitchener
Plus, YouTube launches a Fashion channel with style content creators, industry collaborations and inside access.
ICYMI: Stingray, Rogers continue partnership, Kevin Newman leaves W5
Plus, CBC continues the expansion of its audio division with ‘Party Lines,’ an election-focused podcast from Rosemary Barton and Elamin Abdelmahmoud.
The Amazing Race Canada hangs on at the top: Numeris
Reality programming takes the top-five nationally as thrice-weekly ‘Big Brother’ episodes each draw AMA of 1 million.
