The new site uses responsive design to target users in a way that is platform agnostic, says senior director, online and current affairs Ron Waksman.
The addition of Rogers means that the streaming service is now available to almost 75% of TMN subscribers.
DHX Media is widening its Canadian footprint with a number of deals across TV, home entertainment and digital platforms, including a deal with mobile platform Blackberry for 1,000 episodes of kids’ programming.
Courtesy of the agreement, Mad Men (pictured) and other Lionsgate TV programs and films will be available at M-Go’s online video store.
At the Digital Media Summit, Rogers’ Shelagh Stoneham said advertisers must work harder than ever to find the right media mix despite stagnant ad budgets.
Shaw Media VP digital media Paul Burns (pictured) talks about the new call-to-action layer and how he hopes the tech will enhance the company’s video offerings across all screens.
The supply deal comes as Samsung Electronics steps up its rivalry with Apple and its iPhone smartphone.
The new second screen report, released at Prime Time, discusses how audiences can be engaged longer and deeper online, which can lead to monetization opportunities.
As long-form viewing and premium programming migrates online, entertainment content is growing ever more important, the company observes.