The change sees Tomik (pictured) become Rogers’ chief sales officer as Alan Dark takes over his position at the pubcaster.
With the first two weeks of the regular season officially cut, the CBC and Sportsnet have rolled out alternate Saturday night hockey programming.
The multi-platform extension from Rogers Media lets users participate in bachelor Brad Smith’s search for love.
The show’s supervising producer Sean Devries and Rogers Media’s director of original programming Claire Freeland discuss making the homegrown version of the U.S. hit.
Called Shaw Go, the media co is launching a series of TV content apps, first for Western Canada’s Movie Central, with the second coming within a month.
The company’s executives said they oppose the deal, unless the regulator orders Bell to divest itself of Astral’s English-language TV holdings.
The deal includes TV, radio, online and mobile rights for the upcoming amateur sports event to be held in Toronto.
Scott Moore (pictured) talks about why the brand purchased the Grand Slam of Curling, and what’s next for its new events division.
The deal, which gives the two telcos a 75% share in the company, has been cleared by all the required sports leagues.
Ca Commence Bien! will air on V starting on Sept. 3, targeting a younger demo than its Quebec morning show competition.
The deal to purchase the CBC digital channel follows the company’s recent acquisition of High Fidelity HDTV.