Articles Tagged ‘TSN’

TSN, RDS kick off World Cup with digital offerings

TSN Direct and RDS Direct come ahead of the soccer tournament in Russia.

ICYMI: Ads.txt adds mobile support

Plus, Thursday Night Football gets a new look, Postmedia outsources Calgary printing and Letterkenny heads to Hulu.

Coca-Cola takes title sponsorship for FIFA

The last tournament took in an average of 1.7 million viewers, and audiences have been on the upswing since 2010.

Ad revenues decline, but subscribers up for Bell Media in Q1

Bell Media’s operating revenues dipped slightly to $749 million in Q1 as overall growth in subscriber revenues offset declines in the ad market.

Bell Media appoints new director for combined French TV sales

The media co. will combine sales teams for its French-language specialty and RDS channels into a lone sales outlet for Toronto.

Bell Media experiments with audio on Google Home

VP of digital Barbara Escoto says using voice tech is part of the company’s efforts to reach its audience in more contexts.

ICYMI: A tasty new TSN partnership

Plus, a new code of conduct to fight harassment and a Canadian original renewed for City.

Trade deadline draws NHL fans to TSN’s channels

A 10-hour broadcast drew 1.8 million viewers overall and found more younger viewers than last year.

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Bell Media revenues down 1.3% in Q4

Ad dollars declined 4.4% in the last three months of the year.

Toronto FC wins MLS Cup and Saturday ratings

An average audience of 1.3 million viewers tuned in to TSN to watch Canadian sport history unfold.

Grey Cup tops the ratings: Numeris

Plus, The Indian Detective enters the top-five.

Overnights show Grey Cup audience increased

After seeing a decreased AMA last year, the CFL’s big game draws 4.3 million on TSN and RDS.

Mark’s is back with Grey Cup Radio Network

The third consecutive year with the TSN Radio-led network continues the clothing retailer’s CFL activation plan.

CFL division finals draw larger audiences

Viewership was up 19% nationwide, with stronger showings in the winning cities of Toronto and Calgary.

Invictus opening nabs nearly a million viewers

Audiences for the program peaked at 1.3 million, with an average audience just shy of one million.