The online publication has created a dedicated site, Daily Cable TV, to share its in-house produced videos as well as those taken from social sites.
The announcement of online companion content for the new medical drama, which premieres June 7, comes just ahead of the CTV Upfront on Thursday.
The Rogers Media-owned sports property now has its own branded content page in the Toronto free daily.
The web series’ producer Jay Ferguson says that brand integration in web-based content is less disruptive for viewers, and beneficial for brands to track consumption.
Shaw Media-owned Slice is giving the series its largest multi-platform marketing campaign to date.
The fest is back after a three-year hiatus, with sponsors including Astral and TIFF Film Circuit, and a promotional multimedia campaign spanning print, TV and online.
The channel is getting in on the Linsanity when the New York Knicks take on the Toronto Raptors this Friday.
To generate audience interest ahead of the debut of Touch, the channel is inviting Canadians to interact with the show’s storyline through a game of “phone-skipping.”
A new feature on the show’s video app allows users to participate in social chatter and themed content.
The new reality series, which features CEOs undercover in the companies they run, finds traction on W Network.
In its first-ever multi-episodic interactive story game, the broadcaster launches an interactive game for its show, Arctic Air.
In a strategy to grab audience eyeballs and create buzz, viewers will be given a multi-platform preview of the new musical drama’s pilot episode during Super Bowl weekend, ahead of the show’s premiere on Feb. 6.