Articles Tagged ‘UM Canada’

MasterCard kicks off priceless ‘World’ campaign

The brand is using a multi-platform initiative to promote the fact that its credit card is accepted globally.

MuchMusic reprises Coca-Cola Covers

The competition has grown, with prize partner Sony Music offering the winner an exclusive recording agreement.

Labatt brews up a Bud Light Platinum campaign

The beer company leveraged its Super Bowl sponsorship to launch the light beer offering in Canada and will promote it throughout 2013.

Coca-Cola inspires Canadians to give back

Working with non-profit partners WWF, the Breakfast Club and ParticipAction, the soft drink maker launches a campaign targeting women.

Coca-Cola Covers expands for year two

The contest, which is put together with MuchMusic, is upping the stakes for this year’s big winner.

Bud makes a game-time spot

The beer brand and Bell Media shot and cut a spot to bookend its new commercial during last night’s Super Bowl.

The year’s best: MiC and strategy’s top picks

The MiC and strategy editorial team list their favourites from the Canadian advertising and mediaverse in 2011.

MiC’s Most Clicked 2011: Rogers Media brings FX to Canada

As 2011 comes to a close, Media in Canada is counting down the stories that got the most notice this year.

MasterCard makes Toronto ‘Priceless’

The credit card co expands its classic campaign with city-wide giveaways for members.

Fall TV: Hits and misses

Senior media execs give MiC their take on the winners and losers of the new season.

Day in the Life: Peter Mears of Mediabrands

MiC takes in the media co’s annual summer party in the kick-off to this exclusive video series.

In a TIFF: Diet Coke launches an ‘extraordinary’ look

The beverage brand will be using the festival to introduce its new voice to Canadians.

The Verdict: Coca-Cola Covers

Launched with the goal of connecting with teens, the campaign garnered four times more hits than expected.

Rogers Media brings FX to Canada

MiC asks media agency execs to weigh in on the deal, which aims to beef up the channel’s Canadian content.