Articles Tagged ‘Rogers’

Easter Seals Ontario launches fundraising campaign
Branded Cities, Pattison, Rogers, Amazon, Spotify and AdTheorent will give more than $250,000 in ad space.

NHL and partners take over Toronto for All-Star Weekend
The 2024 Hyundai NHL Fan Fair and 2024 NHL All-Star Weekend is bringing dozens of branded events and activations to the city.

Pizza Pizza partnering with the PWHL
The pizzeria continues its long history of sponsoring professional hockey.

Air Canada and Rogers partner with the PWHL
The deals with the airline and telco include a social campaign and behind-the-scenes content around the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s players.

Joe Natale alleges wrongful dismissal in suit against Rogers
The company responded to the claims by alleging its former CEO improperly awarded himself “excessive compensation” upon learning he could be ousted from the role.

CRTC extends hundreds of TV broadcast licenses
The regulator is seeking more time to modernize its licensing framework as it implements the Online Streaming Act.

Rogers revenue gets a major boost from Shaw merger
However, low advertising demand continues to be a factor in the company’s Media division.

Public interest groups ask CRTC to simplify broadcaster applications
All of Canada’s major TV broadcasters currently have some form of open request to amend their license terms.

Sportsnet announces broadcast details for 2023-24 NHL season
The company’s tenth year as the league’s exclusive partner includes more than 150 national games and 190 regional matchups.

Bell Media secures broadcast rights for Canadian Country Music Association Awards
CTV will air the show as part of a broader content partnership that includes events throughout Country Music Week.

Upfronts 2023: Rogers offers dynamic ads, ‘total TV’ and Disney+
Chief revenue officer Al Dark explains how the company is evolving an offering that strives for “unparalleled” reach across platforms.

Upfronts 2023: Rogers puts Law & Order Toronto on Citytv’s lineup
The company’s head of TV claims the network will have more scripted and unscripted content than its competitors, despite the writer’s strike.

Canadians are spending more on streaming, but not subscribing to more services
Research from Rogers Sports & Media found that Canadians are getting more comfortable with ad-supported options.

Corus seeks funding for Global under Independent Local News Fund
The move comes as Rogers redirects Shaw’s news funding to its own CityTV stations.

Ratings up 4% for first round of Stanley Cup playoffs
Game six between the Maple Leafs and Lightning is the third-most watched broadcast since Rogers took on the NHL’s broadcast rights