Articles Tagged ‘Toronto Star’
Toronto Star to launch new Sunday section
‘Together’ will focus on the best of the city in response to readers and advertisers’ appetite for more positive news.
ICYMI: CBC’s new comedy gets deep on identity
Plus, a Toronto Star cartoon prompts calls for an apology, and RECMA releases a new ranking.
Revenue down 14% at Torstar
While digital advertising revenue in the dailies segment rose slightly, digital advertising overall was down 7%.
Print revenue down almost a quarter for Torstar
Digital revenues also declined modestly, although susbcription is showing growth.
Torstar revenue continues to decline
Revenue declined by 11% overall as print remains a challenge, but digital subscribers are up.
Torstar, other pubs hedge bets on Apple News Plus
The legacy media company, as well as St. Joseph Communications, Corus Entertainment, Bell Media and others, are part of Apple’s new subscription product.
Torstar CEO says budget lacks ‘real measures’ to help journalism
The feds’ trio of tax measures in support of Canadian media organizations did not impress John Boynton.
Subscriptions up, but ad rev down at Torstar
The company ended the year with just under 10,000 paid digital subscribers.
Print, digital dollars down for Torstar
The company brought in $126.4 million in revenue, a drop of 13%.
ICYMI: The Star paywall goes back up
Plus, CBC says goodbye to ‘fake news’ with the cancellation of This is That.
ICMYI: BuzzFeed launches new website for BuzzFeed News
Plus, Fuse Live rebrands and restructures.
Torstar, WSJ partnership vies for new audiences
The partnership launched June 12, with future plans for a digital subscription offering through Torstar.
Irene Gentle on steering through tumultuous times
The new editor-in-chief of the Toronto Star thinks it’s time to “look more to the people” rather than trying to buck ad trends.
ICYMI: Global Calgary gets social with morning audiences
Plus, DAZN strikes a cricket deal and more.
Inside Torstar’s Wall Street Journal partnership
CEO John Boynton says he wants the Star to be seen as a major business player among affluent Canadians.
