Articles Tagged ‘Shaw Media’
Andrew Johnson and Barbara Shearer join Shaw Media
Citing ratings gains from reality series like Canadian Pickers and Outlaw Bikers, the broadcaster bolsters its factual content division.
Go Fae yourself: Lost Girl fans can influence the series
New web content and mobile apps give the series’ hardcore fans an outlet for their enthusiasm.
Chevy redefines itself
The brand launches its largest integrated campaign to introduce three new cars to the market.
Shaw signs on for Copper
Shaw Media is the latest broadcaster to climb on board for the series, which is set to air in 2012.
Fall TV: Hits and misses
Senior media execs give MiC their take on the winners and losers of the new season.
Fall TV: Thursday night numbers
The Big Bang Theory brought in over four million viewers on CTV last Thursday, its most watched episode ever.
Fall TV: X Factor premieres but CSI takes the night
Simon Cowell’s much-hyped reality show debuts at number three, with network stalwarts CSI and Survivor edging it out.
Fall TV: Gleeks, cops rule Tuesday
On night two of premiere week, NCIS: LA and Glee take in 2 million each, while CTV’s new drama Unforgettable is close on their heels.
CRTC grants media groups right to innovate, but not self-deal
Updated: Details on the CRTC’s decision on vertical ownership of Canadian media carriers and industry reaction.
Fall TV: Premiere week kicks off
Two and a Half Men earns a boffo five million viewers for its Sheen-less return on CTV.
Fall TV: Survivor premiere wins the night
The latest instalment of the reality franchise beat out its closest competitor, America’s got Talent, by 61%.
Showcase cancels Almost Heroes, brings back King and Lost Girl
The cancellation is the latest as Canadian networks clear the deck for more homegrown shows in the pipeline.
Shaw Media’s online network posts growth
The company’s SPAN ad network increases its online assets and triples its number of unique monthly visitors.
Global goes big for fall
The Shaw Media network uses “song tagging” and flash mobs to promote its new season.
History Television asks: What’s in a Name?
The channel launches a name-themed website, with ad and sponsorship opps, to accompany its new fall show.
