Articles Tagged ‘Rogers Media’

Genesis Motors and TSC make car shopping easier

A one-hour special called TSC Auto Motives with Emma Hancock targets women and makes the car-buying process easier and more accessible.

How Rogers thinks 5G will change sports media

A partnership with University of Waterloo offers visions of second screen applications, personal camera angles and loads of real time data.

Colette Watson to depart Rogers Sports & Media

Julie Adam will expand her role to include broadcast, filling the gap left by Watson.

ICYMI: Speaker’s Corner returns, RECMA issues a new debrief

Plus, production could resume soon in some provinces, but complications regarding insurance persist.

What Citytv’s summer schedule is like without a brand-new Bachelor

No production? No problem –  The Bachelor will look back on past seasons.

Media down 12% for Rogers’ first quarterly since COVID

Cable and wireless stable, but cancellation of live sports has affected the company’s media segment.

Will radio audiences stick around after the crisis?

Plus, even as audiences surge, lack of ad support continues to be an issue.

Up(fronts) in the air

Most Canadian networks have not yet decided the fates of their Upfronts — but the issue is raising age-old questions about the relevance of the events.

CHFI embarks on biggest media spend in 60 years

The Toronto radio station has launched its biggest campaign ever, with multiplatform ads running through to late November.

Red Magnet taps Devyn Perry for managing director

Former Wavemaker exec focused on how tech and data are blending media and creative.

People Moves: Today’s Shopping Choice, Cue and more

Plus, Halifax-based agency Trampline Branding has made a key media promotion.

Magazine sale drives Rogers Media revenues down slightly

It was Today’s Shopping Choice that partially offset the resulting media softness, but the company expects sports will be strong in future quarters.

Citytv drops mid-season lineup

Returning favourites like The Bachelor air alongside two new series, Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector and Duncanville.

ICYMI: Hasbro/eOne deal under a microscope

Plus, CBC North reverses a controversial radio decision, Rogers Ignite adds Prime Video and more.

Sour Grapes: Don Cherry, diversity and the future of hockey

Buyers and analysts weigh in on the changing landscape of the sport following the controversial personality’s firing from Sportsnet.