Articles Tagged ‘FAST’
Industry News: Hummel becomes the official kit provider of the NSL
Meanwhile, Best Buy enhances the online customer experience for third-party brands, Pluto celebrates two years in Canada, and Bell is rebranding its specialty channels.
Industry News: Samsung adds Letterman TV to its FAST roster
Plus, Hyundai is sponsoring NHL content on Prime and Buzzfeed sells studio behind its “Hot Ones” YouTube show.
More than 1 in 5 Canadians watch FAST channels: Report
According to MTM’s latest study, the most popular platform is Pluto TV, which is used by nearly a quarter of FAST viewers.
More than a quarter of Canadians still watch live TV
Roku’s latest survey found a slight uptick in streamers taking action after viewing an ad.
Samsung unveils new research on the popularity of FAST
At its inaugural Samsung Ads Canada Innovation Day, the brand introduced a suite of tools to measure FAST viewership in Canada.
Pluto TV expands its Canadian FAST offering with six channels
The specialty channels are dedicated to unscripted shows like Dance Moms, Duck Dynasty, and Dog, the Bounty Hunter.
Bell launches 10 new FAST channels
The offerings are now available on LG Channels, and will be coming to Samsung TV Plus soon.
Dazn makes a FAST leap in Canada
The new tier offers a wide range of live and on-demand content, including matches, highlights and news to reach more sports fans.
People like FAST channels more than their paid streaming services
The third installment of LG Ad Solutions annual research study shows the shift from passive viewing to active interaction with platforms and ads
Bell Media president Sean Cohan on his global growth plans
Cohan discusses his vision for Bell Media amid a turbulent time for the global media sector.
New FAST Channel from The Weather Network lets people explore the outdoors, indoors
Available on Roku and Tubi, the channel will be home to long-form storytelling as well as Slo-TV and ASMR cooking shows.
Almost half of consumers are ‘FlexiVODS’ who alter streaming habits: Roku
While the majority of streaming consumers plan to watch AVOD this year, more than half will change their plans based on inflation and content choices.