Articles Tagged ‘Sportsnet’
Industry News: Rogers to renew Canadian NHL broadcast rights
Plus, Sportsnet unveils the lineup of sponsors for the new Blue Jays season.
Sportsnet announces new and returning sponsors for Raptors season
Online betting brand BetMGM joins P&G and Subway as partner for the 2024-25 season.
Quaker brings the Breakfast Bar reno to hockey’s birthplace
A segment showing the transformation of Deline’s arena kitchen is airing on the season opener of Hockey Night in Canada.
Stanley Cup Final dominated the airwaves
The final game was Sportsnet’s most watched broadcast ever.
NHL hosts the first Stanley Pup rescue dog competition
The event to be broadcast on Sportsnet is attracting celebrity dog lovers and brands that support animal rescue groups as part of their charitable activities.
Koho enters the big leagues with NBA sponsorship
The nationwide campaign will reach more Canadians than the fintech brand has ever done before.
Sportsnet secures sponsors for Stanley Cup Playoffs
Boston Pizza, RAM and Home Depot are among the new partners.
The Curling Group buys the curling series from Sportsnet
The new sports business venture now owns the Grand Slam of Curling while the exclusive Canadian rights will stay with the broadcaster.
McCain joins Budweiser as sponsor of Blue Jays broadcast on Sportsnet
Pronamel, A&W and Smuckers are among the other partners for this year’s season, which kicks off on March 28.
NBA and Clutch ink multiyear deal in Canada
Clutch “engages” its new status as official online car retailer of the NBA in Canada.
Rogers Sports & Media adds audio integration to RSM Ad Manager
The addition of radio, streaming audio and podcasts to the RSM Ad Manager expands access to premium digital content for advertisers.
Prepping for puck drop
As live audiences continue to grow and evolve, Rogers Sports & Media is finding even more ways to engage with hockey fans.
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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.
Ratings stay steady for Stanley Cup Finals
Despite not having a Canadian team, the deciding game still drew more than 2 million viewers.
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
