Articles Tagged ‘Justin Stockman’
Upfronts ’21: Bell Media is all-in on AVOD
The broadcaster announces new AVOD ad units, the Bell Marketing Platform, and the inaugural IDEA competition winner that will receive $1 million-worth of free media.
Upfronts ’21: What Bell has planned for MuchMusic
Through a partnership with TikTok, the pop-culture brand’s always-on format will provide unique integration opportunities.
Desjardins strikes a “media-heavy” partnership to lift spirits
The “Send A Virtual Solo” initiative stages a virtual takeover of Bell Media properties.
Crave launches first French brand integration
The bilingual campaign, with Destination Canada, will run on digital and linear channels in a six-part, three-minute episodic series.
Jay and Dan get a McMakeover (and new sponsor)
McDonald’s has signed on as the new presenting sponsor of SC With Jay and Dan, and the boys aren’t being subtle about it.
Justin Stockman to lead brand partnerships at Bell Media
The former VP of premium SVOD and OTT takes the role VP of brand partnerships and client strategy following the departure of Alyson Walker.
Judges and online jurors announced for MIAs
The jury will be a who’s-who of various industry sectors including media, agency and marketing.
Much Digital Studios launches first original series
The Bell Media-owned MCN is looking to showcase the “studio” side of its digital studio in order to attract more brand clients to its creators.
AToMiC Awards 2017 jury revealed
Check out the industry folks who will determine the best collaboration work in advertising, media and tech.
The Loop and BuzzFeed sign content deal
The Bell Media lifestyle site can now feature the global media behemoth’s content on all of its platforms.
MiC’s most-clicked 2014
From sales changes at Bell and Rogers to the rumoured death of Much, the top five stories the media industry was reading in 2014.
Death of Much is ‘greatly exaggerated’
Justin Stockman, VP of specialty channels at Bell Media, on the challenges and opportunities, not the funeral march, for the station.
Space tries for another epic Sharknado
For its sequel, the network is using the B-movie’s charm and a more active social media campaign aimed at repeating last summer’s ratings success.
Bitten rates as top original Space program to date
The werewolf drama averaged 348,000 viewers through its first season in its Saturday night timeslot.
