Articles Tagged ‘Rogers’
Videotron sues Rogers for alleged breach of contract
Rogers agreed to sell Freedom Mobile to Videotron as part of its deal to acquire Shaw Communications in 2022.
NABS-BEC names two directors to lead charity’s largest annual fundraiser
The annual “Media Sale” receives donations of multi-platform inventory from Canadian media companies.
The new season of Canada’s Got Talent has got sponsors
Some of the competition partners include Jackpot City, Rogers, Tim Hortons and CIBC.
Industry News: Rogers partners with TIFF, Kantar Media sold to H.I.G.
The TIFF partnership will extend through 2027.
Competition Bureau sues Rogers for misleading ads
The Bureau alleges that Rogers falsely promoted unlimited data for mobile plans that actually do have data limits.
Rogers, Corus in dispute over channel packaging, realignment
Rogers has filed to appeal a decision from the CRTC to prevent it from moving Corus channels Home and Flavour.
Nonprofit iDream announces media award program
Winners of the inaugural prize, which will celebrate the contributions of underrepresented and BIPOC creators and innovators, will receive $1 million in donated media.
Media News: Bell brings 51 radio stations into the iHeartRadio app
Meanwhile, Rogers lays off dozens of workers.
Brands are getting into the Taylor Swift spirit
From a major telecommunications co. to tech start-ups, its seems everyone is looking to bask in the artist’s much-anticipated Eras Tour.
Corus announces original programming for its new channels
Home Network and Flavour Network will replace WBD’s HGTV and Food Network brands.
Bell Media extends Warner Bros. Discovery deal, settles dispute
The expanded deal includes a coproduction agreement to develop original Canadian content.
Bell sells stake in MLSE to Rogers
The $4.7 billion deal will give Rogers 75% ownership of the sports conglomerate.
Slice adds 173 hours of fall programming after losing WBD rights
The lineup includes licensed shows from Paramount, AMC Networks’ We TV and Lionsgate.
Media Moves: Rogers, La Presse, Paramount and X
In case you missed it, here are the new tools and channels being launched by mediacos.
Rogers tees up with the Presidents Cup
The company is the official telecommunications partner of the tournament, which returns to Canada after 17 years.
