Articles Tagged ‘Telus’

IKEA, Telus and Toyota rise to the top: AdEase Radio

QSRs and furniture stores dominate category rankings during the week of April 21 to 27.

IKEA and Toyota return to the top of AdEase radio ranking

On the category front, grocery stores and supermarkets ranked high on the list.

Telus focuses on digital video for “Better” campaign

The brand’s latest campaign encourages Canadians to donate to the company’s scholarship program through a sweepstakes.

The house hippo returns for Media Literacy Week

Many of the major tech companies are sponsoring the week of educational events.

Telus expands its EnContinu+ streamer

The service includes two new bundles with access to Club illico, Netflix and Prime Video.

ATN nabs Canadian rights to OTT streaming platform Sony LIV

The Indian streamer will premiere its content on Telus.

Telus chooses Magnite ad server and streaming SSP

The technology will enhance the telecom’s connected TV offering, FAST channel and online video ad inventory.

Telus inks deal with Vevo to be its ad rep in Canada

The online music video network reaches 10 million Canadians per month.

Telus bundles popular VOD platforms in Stream+ offering

The package will now offer Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video under two new tiers, one of which includes ad-supported versions of the services.

The value of local media from the perspective of marketers

Dentsu’s Sarah Thompson and the CMDC’s Shannon Lewis ask brand leaders why local media is important for their marketing investments and the industry’s transformation.

Sponsors pull Hockey Canada support for upcoming season

Tim Hortons, Scotiabank, Telus and GM have all continued to pressure the organization to commit to cultural change, with Canadian Tire pulling its support permanently.

More sponsors pause support of Hockey Canada

Chevrolet, Telus and Canadian Tire have joined Scotiabank in withdrawing support of the upcoming World Junior tournament.

House of Commons committee says Rogers and Shaw merger should not proceed

The recommendation came after Rogers faced questions about the impact of the deal on local news.