Articles Tagged ‘Netflix’

Trekking toward pick-and-pay

Behind Bell Media’s big Star Trek win and why high-profile deals and international relationships matter more than ever in TV today.

Bell Media nabs Canadian TV, SVOD rights for Star Trek

Canada is just one of two countries internationally where the Toronto-shot series will air outside of Netflix’s exclusive SVOD rights.

The Canadians doing TV their way: MTM

Details on the 10% of Canadians that are watching TV content without paying for a traditional package.

Spotted! Daredevil starts a fight

A billboard promoting the new season of the Netflix show will evolve as viewers talk about the characters on social media.

Nearly half of English Canadians watch Netflix: MTM

That figure is up from 21% in 2012, according to a sneak peek of the research org’s fall report.

ICYMI: CTV’s big bang, AOL’s Natoli awarded

In case you missed it: The Big Bang Theory brought in record ratings, AOL Canada’s Marla Natoli was awarded and Netflix is now available around the world.

ICYMI: Canadians not done shopping, Bell adds Netflix

In case you missed it: Canadians still have a ways to go on their holiday shopping, Bell makes it easier to access Netflix and the Calgary Herald adds an NP section.

Next Issue rebrands as Texture

Next Issue Media has changed its product’s name and installed a team of editorial curators to help readers navigate its vast library of magazine writing.

CraveTV sets wide-release date

Bell Media’s streamer will soon be made available to all Canadians.

One-tenth of Canadians are watching TV online

That stat is up from 6% last year, and other information from the latest MTM report.

CRTC’s Jean-Pierre Blais defends tussle with Netflix, Google

“Good decisions cannot be based on anecdotes about how your teenager is using his smartphone or gaming system…” he told the Vancouver Board of Trade.

CRTC backs down in regulatory tussle with Netflix and Google

After Netflix and Google refused to provide the CRTC with business data, the regulator will write the US video portals out of the Let’s Talk TV proceedings.

Netflix offers sneak peek at business in standoff with CRTC

It’s no tell-all, but Netflix provides partial answers to certain regulatory orders in a Sept. 22 letter. (Netflix’s Corie Wright pictured)

Netflix rejects CRTC orders for proprietary business data

The US-based streamer said it is not subject to regulatory orders “under Canadian broadcasting law.”

CRTC clashes with stonewalling Netflix at Let’s Talk TV hearing

Regulatory chair Jean-Pierre Blais repeatedly ordered the US video streaming giant to confidentially provide key business data on its Canadian operations.