Articles Tagged ‘Rogers’
In Brief: Loblaw scrapping single-use plastic bags
Plus: Scotiabank freezes its Hockey Canada sponsorship and the Rogers-Shaw merger hits another bump.
TSC gets with the times
Today’s Shopping Choice adopted seven social and eco values that will dictate everything that appears on its channels.
Theo to be dissolved as Rogers moves creative to Sid Lee
The bespoke WPP agency will be no more, though Taxi will continue working on Fido.
Most-read of 2021: Campaigns
Our readers were really interested in the first campaign from the OCS, as well as efforts from Tims, Canadian Tire, Rogers and Telus.
Corner Office Shifts: Empire begins leadership transition
Plus, Transat names a new brand lead and the latest from Rogers’ dueling boardrooms.
In Brief: Thinkingbox names managing partner
Plus, Huge creates a scholarship with George Brown and the Competition Bureau seeks info on the Rogers-Shaw deal.
Rogers creates a new platform for its community impact programs
The telco adopts a new strategy to talking about CSR, focused on peoples’ desire to meet their potential.
Rogers Ignite cuts through the streaming maze
The telco positions SmartStream as the hero that lets you spend more time watching shows than finding them.
Rogers to acquire Shaw
If the deal is approved, it would provide Rogers with the scale to accelerate the delivery of its nation-wide 5G network.
Fido gives diverse musicians a louder voice ahead of the Grammys
The telco’s latest community-focused initiative includes a web series with BIPOC and LGBTQ2S+ artist interviews and performances.
Rogers makes reliable internet a lockdown stress reliever
As speed becomes less of a differentiator, the telco’s latest Ignite campaign instead aims to give customers the confidence that it’ll work.
Most-read of 2020: Agencies
The most popular stories out of Canada’s shops included big assignments, major launches, pandemic survival strategies and racism in the industry.
Do disabled consumers get worse customer service?
A CRTC secret shopper program for telcos shows satisfaction was high overall, but revealed some troubling disparities.
Chatr discovers consumers want control, not just cost-certainty
The insight led to a new platform that takes the Rogers-owned brand in a new direction.
What happens when tourism investment looks inward
Waterloo hatched a new strategy to lure locals to attractions in their own backyard.
