The outlet is lighting up Toronto with 90-Foot billboard campaign, supported for the first time by Reddit ads.
Zuckerberg takes the stand to refute claims of orchestrating a monopoly.
Fuse led the media buying, which included DOOH, social networks and news media.
The new spot, devised by Courage, introduces the new brand platform ‘Make it right. Make it Rona.’
Meanwhile in streaming, Pluto TV launches a FAST comedy channel in Canada.
The brand’s new ad will air on Home Network, Amazon Prime, mobile games and social media.
The jeweler’s new campaign builds on the growing “Buy Canadian” movement.
Meanwhile, Pinterest is testing tags on AI-generated images.
The giant tech is also working on its new fact-checking program, Community Notes.
The brand aims to create resonance among consumers as the mattress sector becomes more competitive.
Plus, Amazon is killing its TikTok-like, short-form video and photo feed.
Meanwhile, Reddit will launch an enhanced search experience this year and YouTube incorporates a new AI tool.
The social network said it had achieved its first billion-dollar revenue quarter.
Meanwhile, Fizz is launching an all-digital TV service for internet subscribers in Quebec.
Alphabet’s fourth quarter revenues increase 12%, while the number of daily active users increased on Snapchat.