OTTAWA — CBC/Radio-Canada’s president Catherine Tait compared Netflix Inc.’s worldwide presence to the damage done by European colonialism, comments she made at a high-profile industry event Thursday where representatives from every sector of Canadian...
BCE Inc.’s Bell Media has officially launched a free, ad-supported mobile app featuring video content in “snack-sized” portions, calling it a “growing new area” in a release on Monday.
SnackableTV was originally launched in beta on both Apple Inc.’s iOS and...
BCE Inc.’s media division announced Thursday three of its executives...
A proliferation of new streaming TV competition in Canada is set to benefit...
BCE Inc. has given more details about its broadcast plans for the upcoming National Football League (NFL) Super Bowl, including pointing fans to a resource where they can watch American ads in...
BCE Inc.’s media division is shuffling its senior management following the departure of the head of its content sales, marketing and digital products team. In a Tuesday press release,...
BCE Inc.’s media subsidiary will make the live broadcast of the Oscars free on its CTV Go service. It normally requires viewers to have an account with a participating TV service provider, Bell Media said in a release Thursday, adding it would lift that requirement “as a special showcase of the app and its content.” “Unlocking CTV Go for the biggest awards show of the year provides a terrific sampling opportunity on a massive scale,” Mike Cosentino, CTV networks’ senior vice-president of programming, said in the release. The awards ceremony, which airs...
