Scott Moore reveals ratings expectations and fills in more details about the broadcaster’s plans following the announcement of key talent acquisitions yesterday.
George Stroumboulopoulos will anchor the team starting this fall, with Don Cherry and Ron MacLean continuing on Coach’s Corner.
From our print issue: how a subset of highly engaged fans helps Canadian genre series’ earn international buzz and worldwide sales.
“Honestly, it’s really hard. I’ve been looking at this particular timing for over a year. You know when something feels right. So it’s now,” Wilson tells Playback.
A set of free eBooks based on the preschool series The Adventures of Napkin Man are heading to mobile devices courtesy of Breakthrough Entertainment and Kids’ CBC.
Sunday morning’s Gold medal hockey game was watched by an average audience of more than 8.5 million.
More than 625,000 Canadians watched the lunchtime hockey game online, with numbers peaking during the final minutes of the game.
The pubcaster has seen more than 8.3 million hours of video streamed on its website, breaking online records for live event viewing during yesterday’s women’s hockey game.
Viewership over the weekend peaked at 7.6 million on Sunday, with Canada beating Finland in men’s hockey.
IDC Canada data shows just less than half of smartphone users will use them to follow the games, with 14% of that group using smartphones to watch live events.
The series is the first major television project for Eugene and Dan Levy’s production company, Not A Real Company Productions Inc. (Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara pictured)
More than 19 million Canadians watched the live or encore Opening Ceremony on TV.