Articles Tagged ‘Rogers Media’

Raptors break viewership record

Sunday night’s game seven was watched by an average audience of over 1.5 million viewers.

ICYMI: Vice’s Trudeau exclusive, OMAC’s charitable figures

In case you missed it: Vice Canada’s exclusive with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, OMAC releases 2015 charitable figures and Shomi goes live on Xbox One.

Publishing, conventional TV are weak links in Rogers’ Q1 report

Rogers Communications CEO Guy Laurence discussed the platforms’ performance during the company’s first quarter conference call.

How Rogers is handling a Canada-free NHL Playoffs

Scott Moore on how the media co is creating more of a tournament feel to combat the lack of Canadian teams making it to the post-season.

Twitter Moments land in Canada

Rogers is the first brand to partner on the new feature, promoting the NHL Playoffs through the new tab.

QVC denied Canadian distribution

Rogers Media opposed the U.S. shopping channel’s V Media-sponsored application to air in Canada.

No more Live Eye on Breakfast Television

The segment is on the axing block as Rogers moves to implement its restructuring strategy.

Rogers Media lets loose live sports streamer

Sportsnet NOW will be available as a direct-to-consumer sports streaming service.

Brands head to the ballpark

Details on this season’s new sponsors and how the Toronto Blue Jays are marketing to their target audience following last year’s playoff run.

Rob Farina joins Bell Media

The radio exec is the media co’s new advisor, helping to launch and build iHeartRadio’s market in Canada.

CBS renews 11 series

The network has yet to pick up two returning series, both of which air on CTV.

Can Vice break the traditional TV model?

The new channel will introduce native advertising on TV, with an aim to disrupt the dominance of the 30-second TV spot.

ICYMI: Facebook’s emotions, Empire moving

In case you missed it: Brands are already on-board with Facebook’s new emotions, City is moving Empire and Space has signed on for more Doctor Who.

ICYMI: Grammys down, NBA All-Star up

In case you missed it: NBA All-Star posted big ratings, Grammy numbers were down and Canadian Living has a new editor-in-chief.

Jean-Pierre Blais says CRTC is on ‘courageous’ path

The CRTC chairman puts forward his regulatory agenda, dismissing critics in a populist speech delivered at an event in Toronto yesterday.