As the advertising recession maintains its grip on Corus Entertainment Inc.’s revenue stream, the company said it will continue leaning into its Canadian and unscripted content in preparation for the possible impact of the ongoing writers’ strike in FY2024. For the three months that ended May 31, Corus’ overall revenue saw a decline of eight per cent, down to...
Corus Entertainment Inc. has written to the CRTC asking whether or not that the company will be allowed to avail of the Independent Local News Fund in the wake of Rogers Communications Inc.'s acquisition of Shaw Communications. Corus was founded as Shaw Radio in the...
Corus Entertainment Inc. revealed a $367.1 million...
Corus Entertainment Inc. reported Tuesday its first-quarter revenues were $420.3 million, down 10 per cent from the same period a year earlier. Profits, meanwhile, were down three per cent to $178.6 million in the three-month...
Corus Entertainment Inc. continues to feel the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the rate of decline...
The production slowdown stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns has created a crisis for Corus Entertainment Inc. in terms of meeting its CRTC-mandated Canadian programming expenditures (CPE),...
The financial impacts of COVID-19 induced lockdowns led to a “very tough quarter” for Corus Entertainment Inc. as advertising revenue dropped dramatically, CEO Doug Murphy told analysts on Friday, with total revenues dropping 24 per cent on the year before to $348.9...
Canada’s television advertising market has moved to a stage of “modest recovery” after chapters of...
Corus Entertainment Inc. this morning reported television revenue either in line or slightly higher than...
High demand among advertisers for premium content to be siloed in ad-supported video-on-demand (AVOD)...
Executives at Corus Entertainment Inc., historically proud of not being in...
Corus Entertainment Inc., the only major Canadian broadcaster refusing to...
Corus Entertainment Inc. said it will see TV ad growth in the third quarter...
OTTAWA — CBC/Radio-Canada’s president Catherine Tait compared Netflix Inc.’s worldwide presence to...
Corus Entertainment Inc. reported quarterly results Friday that showed TV ad revenue increasing 3.6 per...
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Corus Entertainment Inc.’s chief operating officer, Barbara Williams, will retire at the end of this...
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The Canadian Association of Broadcasters registered to lobby the federal government on its review of the Copyright Act in July, which was otherwise a sleepy month in telecom and media government...
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In early May, the Liberal government faced questions in the House of Commons about a Canadian citizen who had returned to the country after participating in the ongoing...
Amir Bigloo, who has a history of successful spectrum purchases as CEO of...
Corus Entertainment Inc. executives delivered a mapped-out vision for the...
U.S.-based video services like Alphabet Inc.’s YouTube TV and Amazon.com...
Corus Entertainment Inc. CEO Doug Murphy is refusing to comment on a media...
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Corus Entertainment Inc. is “accelerating” its transformation into a more data-centric company, its...
A decades-old organization that is pushing for a multilateral approach to decision-making on the future...
OTTAWA — The Canadian television industry is behind the curve when it...
Corus Entertainment Inc. executives emphasized their optimism about future plans in the advertising technology and programmatic ad space as the company reported quarterly results Wednesday that showed its television advertising revenues fell to the tune of four per cent in...
While the total amount of advertising money flowing to Canadian media has...
BCE Inc. CEO George Cope said the company needs to do a better job of finding opportunities in emerging advertising technology, as the company seeks additional revenue growth...
Corus Entertainment Inc. announced Tuesday it is selling two...
Two senior executives at Corus Entertainment Inc. are expected to leave the company by the end of...
Corus Entertainment Inc. reported increases in both revenues and profit Tuesday, numbers that reflected its purchase of Shaw Communications Inc.’s media division last year. For the three months ended May 31, the broadcaster’s Q3 profits rose 35 per cent to $175.8 million from $130.2 million in the same quarter last year. Similarly, revenues rose 28 per cent to $461.6 million compared to $360.8 in the equivalent period last year. Television profits rose to $171.3 million compared to $127.9 million in the same quarter in 2016, while revenues in that segment jumped to $422.3 million...
The fallout from Alphabet Inc.’s placing of advertisements next to unfavourable content is in line with an ongoing trend of some advertisers shifting money from digital back to traditional...
Multi-channel networks (MCNs) have carved out a space in the online video ecosystem in recent years, leading traditional broadcasters to move into MCNs as a relatively low-risk way to reach younger...
Corus Entertainment Inc. reported Wednesday a 99 per cent increase in revenues for the fourth quarter, despite a decline in radio revenues. The three-month period, which...
Corus Entertainment Inc.’s first quarterly report since it bought Shaw Media showed the acquisition drove a significant increase in overall revenues, profits and expenses, despite a fall in the division’s revenue due...
Tom Peddie, Corus Entertainment Inc.’s executive vice-president and chief financial officer, has announced his retirement, the company said Wednesday. Peddie’s retirement, which is effective at the end of August, comes after 17 years with the company. “Tom is a very talented finance executive and...
The CRTC has approved the acquisition of Shaw Communications Inc.’s media division by Corus Entertainment Inc., and decided not to require Corus to pay any tangible benefits, a contribution...
Corus Entertainment Inc. announced Wednesday it has voted in favour of acquiring Shaw Communications Inc.’s media division at a shareholders' meeting in Toronto. “Corus’ shareholders have spoken, voting in...
Regulatory approval of Corus Entertainment Inc.'s planned purchase of Shaw Communications Inc.'s media division shouldn't be a problem since there's no real change in who's controlling the assets, said one...
Corus Entertainment Inc. reported an $86.8 million loss for its second fiscal quarter, attributed largely to writedowns in the value of radio-broadcast licences and other associated goodwill charges. The company said in a press release Thursday that this compared to a profit of $6.1 million in the same period a year earlier. It said if it were not for the one-time radio charges of $130 million as well as acquisition, integration and restructuring costs of $8 million, which were offset by an investment-related gain of $17 million, it would have seen a profit of $28.5 million for the three months ended Feb. 28 this year. That would have compared to adjusted net income of $26.8 million a year before. Corus’ revenue was $191.5 million for the period, up slightly from $191.4 million a year earlier. It said television revenue rose two per...
Corus Entertainment Inc. on Tuesday said it has made Mario Cecchini president of Corus Radio, effective immediately. Corus CEO Doug Murphy said in a press release that Cecchini has more than 25 years of experience in the radio...
Corus Entertainment Inc. said Tuesday it has secured a long-term agreement with Viacom Inc.'s Nickelodeon division to secure the exclusive Canadian rights to its content for television in digital...
Corus Entertainment Inc. on Monday announced that Doug Murphy taken over the job of president and CEO from John Cassaday, who has retired after 15 years in this role. The appointment follows the succession plan that was first...
OTTAWA — Kevin Crull, president of BCE Inc.'s media division, said Thursday that monetization is currently his organization's biggest challenge, given the usage of over-the-top (OTT)...