Articles Tagged ‘W Network’
W Network signs new sponsors for Christmas programming
Warner Music Canada, Simon & Schuster and Penguin Random House are among the partners.
W Net ‘hallmarks’ the season with partnerships, promos
There are only a few things that get people to cozy up en masse to cable these days, but holiday movies are one of them. And Corus is going all-out.
Upfronts 2023: Corus leans into its unscripted strength and building up StackTV
The company’s head of broadcast describes playing to what it is good at and a strategy to drive users to its streaming offering.
W aims to age down with brand refresh
W has traded in its tea-stained orange look for a more vibrant palette, signifying its shift from outdoor and DIY to dramas.
Upfronts ’19: Lineups for HGTV, Food Network Canada and more
Plus, the future of Adult Swim takes shape.
Corus, Hallmark ink exclusive content deal
W Network has the exclusive Canadian licensing rights to all movies and scripted shows produced by Crown Media for Hallmark Channel.
Which specialty networks got the biggest boost in 2016?
The CRTC has released its stats on specialty TV revenue and expenses for 2016, revealing that sports were the biggest winners in ad revenue.
ICYMI: New detective drama on Bravo, plus Iris OOH winners
In case you missed it: Bell Media has announced a new detective drama on Bravo, OMAC has named its latest IRIS winners and
Fall TV 2017: Specialty targeting shifts
While conventional is coming back to its broad audience strengths, specialty is fine-tuning its niche targets.
W commissions The Bachelor Canada
After two seasons on Roger’s owned City, the reality series ran is headed to the Corus-owned specialty.
ICYMI: Fewer judges at Cannes Lions, new safety tools at Twitter
In case you missed it: Cannes Lions is dropping the number of judges in 2017, more muting tools come to Twitter and Elle Canada has a new editor-in-chief.
Hockey Wives headed to season three
New episodes of the Bristow Global-produced docuseries are expected to air in spring 2017.
Will you accept this sponsor?
The brands that will have contestants flying, sipping and sporting bling on the first edition of The Bachelorette Canada.
W Net adds Bachelorette Canada After Show
Former Breakfast Television host Jennifer Valentyne will topline the new half-hour series.
Why LG Canada is sticking with the Hockey Wives
The electronics company has extended its sponsorship on account of the show’s strong ratings and its impact on brand lift.
