Three Toronto digital developers and one from New Mexico will work to develop “the next mega blockbuster” in the field of wearable technology.
The Canadian sports broadcasting talent landscape is set to shift with the announcement of the landmark hockey deal.
Rogers Media exec and past Olympic Consortium president Keith Pelley discusses the broadcaster’s multi-platform advertising model.
The new live-action youth series from Thunderbird Films looks to engage fans online and off ahead of its just-announced January premiere.
Sportsnet has sent rival TSN to the sidelines as it gets all national rights to TV hockey, and offsets steep cost with sub-licensing deals with the CBC and TVA in Quebec.
The multiplatform coverage for music’s big night aims to exploit the media group’s varied TV, radio, print and online brands.
The Canadian Film Centre’s business bootcamp rolled out its latest cohort of digital entertainment start-ups in Toronto.
The crossmedia marketing company is headed up by co-founders Gavin McGarry (pictured) and Jennifer Harkness.
The Twilight Saga brand manager discusses how understanding the franchise’s hardcore fan base influenced its cross-platform play.
Ahead of a panel discussion at the B.C. transmedia conference, the Starlight Runner producer and lead editor talks transmedia trends and emerging biz models.
The special Canadian Screen Awards, presented to five winners, honour contributions to both the Canadian industry and the world stage.
The transmedia conference’s exec director Christine Lim-Labossiere (pictured) discusses opportunities for Canadian producers on the cross-media world stage.