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Jesse Kohl
Revenues up, Cancon spending down, says CRTC
Private conventional TV paid less for Canadian programming in 2007, according to first all-purpose report from Gatineau
Display and PR lead ad growth
StatsCan report paints rosy picture for display advertisers and public relations. Media buyers and ad agencies see slowest growth
Canwest and Johnson’s make a Baby
Year-long integration deal leads to promo segments and a branded programming ‘Baby Block’ on Slice and Discovery Health
Razer becomes MTV2
Music and over-the-top attitude for the 12-24 demo is what’s in store for the channel formerly known as Razer
Heavy.com leads in online monetization
Conventional and specialty TV channels have made great strides in getting content online. Whether that means arranging broadband rights when negotiating for U.S. series or pumping homegrown shows and live programming onto the Net, there’s a lot of choice coming from Canadian broadcasters for both video-snacking and full-episode-stream options.
Keys auditions go online
Third season of Comedy Network’s pick-up series is taking video try-outs
Online advertising to hit $1.5 billion
‘Sky’s really the limit’ says ad watcher, as projections jump a full 25% over 2007
Score to air text messages
New partnership with MyThum first step towards more user-generated content
Cineplex to get social
Exhibitor to spruce up website with new ‘entertainment community’ and e-commerce features
JumpTV to merge with NeuLion
Toronto shop turns down offer from MySpace founder in favor of IPTV provider
CTV launches broadband lineup for summer
New video player streams shows including Mad Men, Jon Stewart and Colbert
Teletoon promotes two
Web vet Caroline Soucy takes over as director of interactive
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