Ottawa-based production company Knight Enterprises is expanding into broadcasting with a new TV channel focused on luxury living.
The Canwest channel has launched the first of three original shelter-focused shows this week.
Interactive Ontario chose a novel subject for its inaugural iLunch 9.01 digital media event: business failure.
Imagine after watching Survivor in prime-time a message popped up asking if you wanted to continue your Survivor experience. Agree, and you are taken to a screen filled with games based on the series that can be played right through your TV.
Canadian mini-studio Lionsgate Entertainment has unveiled a 3D Facebook game to drive box office for its latest Saw 3D release from October 29.
FremantleMedia (The Price is Right, Family Feud, American Idol) is expanding its entertainment footprint by upping its existing stake in Montreal-based game company Ludia, which will see the IP owner’s stake raised to 80% by the end of the year.
He’s scared of beaches, germs and killer bees, but apparently, social media is A-OK for Canada-based Corus Entertainment’s Scaredy Squirrel.
It looks like games were top of mind for the Canada Media Fund, as it releases the results of the first round in its Experimental Stream.
Peace Point Entertainment continues to push new media components, with the latest a recipe generator app that features TV chefs Anna and Michael Olson.
Teletoon is getting ready to add some personality – and its very first personality – as Teletoon at Night launches this Sunday evening at 10 p.m.
With Canadians increasingly viewing free online video, the day when web-surfing surpasses primetime TV viewership is nearer than you think, according to first-ever study on Canadian online viewing habits by pollster Ipsos Reid and M Consulting.
“Unbridled attention – the premise media was built on – no longer exists.” So said Atomic’s morning keynote speaker, Kevin Slavin, at the strategy magazine-hosted event Wednesday in Toronto.