Articles Tagged ‘Twitter’
Paul Burns on collaboration, speed and moving down the funnel
The year-end Industry Wish List returns with the managing director of Twitter Canada on the importance of cultural relevancy in branding.
What topics get Canadians Tweeting most?
Music, media and family topics rule for users, and many don’t mind bringing brands into the conversation.
Not all media trust is equal: study
Traditional media is seen as more trustworthy, but skepticism varies across provinces and demographics.
People Moves: GroupM, Snap and more
Canada’s media companies are saying hello – and goodbye – to people across account management, business and talent teams.
Twitter boasts profitable quarter, stocks rise
Although monthly active users are down, that didn’t seem to hurt the company, which saw ad revenues rise nearly 30%.
ET Canada launches TIFF specials on Twitter
Festival sponsor Nespresso will promote the streams.
Twitter goes back to school
The social platform dives into where the back-to-school conversations are happening.
The skinny on Canadian social media habits
According to Media Technology Monitor, growth in social media usage has stagnated for Canadians.
What are Canadians’ preferred social networks?
Canada isn’t among the top markets for Facebook, but it does rank high for Instagram and LinkedIn.
Despite ad growth, Twitter’s stock takes a hit for Q2 results
Following the announcement, Twitter’s stock dropped 18%.
ICYMI: Former Catalyst CEO joins LinkedIn
Plus, CityNews announces on-air talent for five new editions.
Inside Bud Light’s social strategy for the House Party Tour
The tour kicks off in Toronto with musician Ty Dolla $ign, giving fans the chance to attend the event in person or tune in on Twitter and Facebook Live.
Amazing Race Canada debuts sponsored Twitter Moments
The Canadian reality show is using the social feature to further its partnership with Chevrolet and increase fan engagement.
Twitter Canada makes two big exec moves
Paul Burns has officially taken over the managing director position, while Leanne Gibson has been given a new role.
Sportsnet hits the ice for new Twitter series
President Scott Moore said the show aims to capture broad appeal among hockey fans.
