Articles Tagged ‘Food Network’

ICYMI: BT shakes up format, Novus president empowers women
Plus, the Food Network and Cooking Channel line up a hefty offering for Halloween.

Food Network announces sponsors for Fire Masters
The new Canadian original will pit amateur chefs against culinary celebrities.

Food Network brings all-stars together in new series
The airing of Buddy vs. Duff coincides witha national free preview for Food Network.

Food Network goes to Chef School
The Corus-owned specialty net taps its talent for views online.

Food Network Canada leans into out of home
The specialty network’s mass reach strategy will incorporate more outdoor advertising as it markets the network as a whole rather than individual shows.

How Go RVing Canada made its way onto the Food Network
Details on the RV organization’s sponsorship of Chuck & Danny’s Road Trip.

Shaw Media orders ‘special’ serving of Chopped
The latest season of the series will be made up of special and themed episodes, targeting kids and teen demos separately.

Fall TV: Global TV’s demo-targeting pays off
Reading the season’s tea leaves with Christine Shipton, who argues the new TV landscape calls for a look beyond overall AMA.

President’s Choice’s fashionable holiday
The brand is promoting its new festive line by integrating with Shaw Media and hosting a pop-up boutique in Toronto.

Canadians have a healthy appetite for food programming
The numbers are in for Gusto’s launch and the premiere of MasterChef Canada on CTV.

Shaw Media unveils new lifestyle programming
The media co’s April schedule features a lineup of new series, including Donut Showdown on Food Network and Disaster Decks on HGTV.

Shaw, Scripps grow partnership
The deal sees the broadcaster become the exclusive sales agent for Scripps’ online brands, such as Foodnetwork.com and HGTV.com.

Food Network serves up SugarStars and Meat Men for fall
The Shaw Media channel will be promoting new series SugarStars with a multi-platform campaign.

Fall TV: The next big thing on specialty
A breakdown of what’s gaining momentum on specialty networks, and the shows expected to be hits right out of the gate, according to TV execs.