Articles Tagged ‘TVA’

Quebecor posts nearly 4% revenue growth in 2024
The Media segment fell 2.6% for the year, while Telecommunications saw an increase of 3.9%.

Quebecor reports media revenue increase for Q2
The telecom company reported an overall revenue of $1.39 billion for the quarter.

TVA+ and TVA Sports Direct land on Roku
The new channels provide more French-language content for viewers, as well as more sponsorship opportunities for brands.

CRTC removes advertising time limit from discretionary, news and sports channels
The regulator also removed advertising limits for services geared towards local programming.

Videotron shutters MAtv Montreal
The company is looking to provide more support and resources to local news operations at TVA Montreal.

Videotron drops Vrak and Z, while Bell removes Yoopa
The telco giants drop channels due to declining subscribers and market value.

Quebecor’s media revenue drops 4.1% in Q2
The company’s CEO says “there is no reason to believe” fortunes in the broadcasting sector will improve any time soon.

TVA commissions MasterChef adaptation for Quebec market
The first season is expected to premiere in winter 2024.

Quebecor delays ending weekend newscasts, warns of staff cuts
The broadcaster has responded to a request from the CRTC that warned of violations to the Broadcasting Act.

CRTC is ‘greatly concerned’ over TVA’s plans to cut weekend newscasts
The regulator cautioned the broadcaster over ending the coverage before a public consultation process has been completed.

Upfronts 2023: Martin Matte leads TVA’s new 2023-24 programming
Quebecor has also commissioned a new drama it hopes will be a suitable follow-up to L’Échappée.

Ad revenue boost not enough to offset production declines at TVA
The company’s acting CEO said, however, that the outlook in broadcasting remains “uncertain.”

Anick Dubois stepping down as TVA Group’s VP of finance
Former senior director of finance Marjorie Daoust has been elevated to fill the role.

TVA announces layoffs following Q4 loss
The company’s CEO laid the blame for its lackluster profits at unfair competitive practices from CBC and Bell.