Articles Tagged ‘Disney’

ICYMI: TikTok takes a shot at Stories

Plus, Rogers adds Disney+ memberships to plans, Sportsnet unveils National Bank Open broadcast schedule, and Discovery+ to launch in Canada.

ICYMI: Global News expands on Amazon, CBC and Hot Docs pair

Plus, Disney+ celebrates a milestone.

Disney+ lays down the gauntlet, adds 10M subs on first day

Despite a number of technical glitches, the streaming service exceeded expectations in its launch in the U.S., Canada and Netherlands.

What’s the consumer potential for Disney+?

With little known about the Disney+ library, the service does not appear to be attracting older generations.

Disney+ sets Nov. 12 for Canada launch

The streaming service will cost $8.99 a month and is expected to debut with 10 original titles, in addition to a massive library of content.

Who should really be worried about Disney+?

Mindshare’s Kyle Hodgins says Disney will likely shake up the market, but not in the way some might think.

Disney taps Corus for Star Wars campaign

A multiplatform effort promotes the new Star Wars theme park with a vacation giveaway and customized content.

Spotted! A video store promotion for a blockbuster film

Captain Marvel is getting a ’90s-inspired scavenger hunt promotion.

Spotted! Disney’s ‘timely’ escape room

The film studio is putting families to t he task in order to promote the mystery- and puzzle-themed A Wrinkle in Time.

Disney named lead sponsor for The Launch

Laird White of Bell Media says the “global juggernaut” of Disney will help deliver the format to international audiences.

Revenues, profits up for Corus in Q3

Subscriber gains in its TV business helped the Toronto media co on its way to posting consolidated revenues of $461.1 million in its latest financial report.

Spotted! Disney walks the plank at Toronto’s Harbourfront

In an effort to promote the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean installment, Disney is aiming to go viral with a pirate takeover video set in Toronto.

Spotted! Casa Loma says ‘be our guest’

Disney kept up its tradition of experiential marketing to promote its newest release, but this time aimed it at a more millennial demographic.

Spotted! Travel through the looking glass

We’re all mad here as Disney teams up with a YouTuber and others to immerse users in Wonderland.