Articles Tagged ‘Rogers’
What happens when tourism investment looks inward
Waterloo hatched a new strategy to lure locals to attractions in their own backyard.
Rogers integrates creative and media work with WPP
The company combines the assignment for its brands with Theo, a new dedicated team made up of Taxi, John St. and Mindshare.
Corner Office Shifts: Sephora appoints new GM amid North American expansion
Plus, Rogers get a new a lead on communications and CSR.
Rogers goes hands on with its future
The telco’s new flagship store attempts to break down adoption barriers and help consumers understand tech like 5G and IoT.
Why Rogers launched a second 5G hub
Exploring IoT use cases at Communitech is part of a goal to create an ecosystem where the technology can be utilized.
Rogers, L’Oreal and Princess Margaret name new marketing heads
Three top organizations in their fields have recently named new leadership.
What new products are exciting consumers?
The 2019 Product of the Year winners represent what Canadians deem to be the most innovative and appealing.
Strategy’s most read of 2018: Brands
As the year winds down, read about the campaigns that got the most attention from readers in 2018.
Rogers extends relationship with Omnicom
DDB and Critical Mass have been tapped to handle assignments for the telco.
Rogers invites customers to take control of their entertainment
The launch campaign for the telco’s IPTV service features a series of commanding characters from popular shows.
Fall TV’s balancing act
Broadcasters aim to draw eyes (and advertisers) with rejigged schedules, fresh content and digital streamers.
Rogers launches new company-wide brand platform
Covering all lines of business, “Make More Possible” brings the company down-to-earth and speaks to a wide range of Canadian aspirations.
Rogers and Mojio partner on connected car service
Smart Drive will allow customers to bring connected capabilities and diagnostics to almost any vehicle.
Fido speaks up about LGBT diversity
How the brand is bringing its “Go Get It” approach to Pride festivities across Canada.
Fall TV 2017: What’s all the complaining about?
Media folk air their grievances. Broadcasters respond.
