Articles Tagged ‘Rogers Media’
City pulls Seed
After two seasons, City cancels the Canadian sperm donor comedy.
September issues: Flare
The magazine’s publisher Melissa Ahlstrand on the Rogers Media title’s growing digital focus and two special advertising partnerships it has for this issue.
Madeline Ziniak is leaving OMNI Television
The national VP of the multicultural network will be departing in the fall after 34 years with Rogers Media.
Rogers Media acquires Sunnyside for City
The new sketch comedy series will bow mid-season.
Rogers’ Next Issue marketing push paying off
Steve Maich, SVP of publishing at Rogers on how Next Issue Canada is trending to date, and where he sees it going in 2014.
Let’s Talk TV: Simultaneous substitution
Ahead of this fall’s CRTC hearings, a look at the issues and arguments for and against the longstanding policy of substituting Canadian ads into US programming.
The magazines Canadians are reading in 2014
Chatelaine is on top across the board according to the latest top 25 numbers from AAM ranked by paid and verified circulation, single-copy sales and digital replica issues.
Let’s Talk TV: Set-top box measurement
Should Canada have a standard measurement system that includes set-top box numbers? How the broadcasters feel ahead of this fall’s CRTC series.
Rogers earns group-based licence renewals from CRTC
But the broadcaster must apply for a separate TV licence to air hockey games on the CBC on Saturday nights.
Bell, Rogers to shutter Viewer’s Choice
Viewer’s Choice Canada co-owners Bell and Rogers are shutting down the pay-per-view service this fall.
Bell, Rogers, Shaw stake positions on pick-and-pay
Ahead of this fall’s Let’s Talk TV hearings, the distributors publicly release their positions on the pick-and-pay debate, advocating for different models of flexible channel choice.
The analytics dilemma
A check-in with players from the measurement, broadcast and media sides on whether the country is any closer to a true cross-platform measurement solution.
America’s Got Talent still has legs for City
As ratings drop for shiny-floor competition shows overall, the NBC show is up 3% in overall viewers this season on the Rogers Media network.
Changes at Rogers for Next Issue Canada
Ken Whyte, who was leading the division, is now the SVP of public policy at the company, with Steve Maich now heading the digital magazine service
Storage Wars Canada greenlit for a second season
Production has started on the second season of the series, which will be shot in and around the Greater Toronto Area.
