Toronto-based Uberflip [TCO] has announced the acquisition of SnapApp, a solution that helps marketers deliver the leads sales wants. This makes the deal Uberflip’s first acquisition as the company continues to evolve its offering to marketers. SnapApp’s existing team of under 20 employees will continue to operate the company as is with no immediate plans […]
In business you want to be on top, this is currently the case for Toronto-based St Joseph Communications [TCO], the company has been making investment to help ramp up its talent such as here; and the Canadian publisher has also been making several acquisitions. Many publishers across North America continue to struggle but St Joes […]
Blue Ant Media has been quiet about their digital media production company, but we are hearing there is a new acqusition on the horizon for the company in the next few months.
As they continue to disrupt on a global basis, once again Netflix turns to Canada as they look to expand their streaming video offering. Netflix has agreed to lease studio space from Cinespace Studios for around 164,000 square feet of space, including four sound stages, and with Pinewood Toronto Studios, also for four sound stages […]
Vancouver-based Buyatab has been acquired by Stored Value Solutions (SVS), a gift card processing and program management company.
YPG [Marketplace Listing] also announced plans to dump JUICE which it acquire for $25M back in 2016.
Earlier this year La Presse announced a major change their their business model as the Quebec-baseed news outlet become a non-profit. La Presse parted ways from Power Corporation and aimed to go on it’s on in the every changing landscape of media.
Vision7 International (V7) a subsidiary of BlueFocus International (BFI) mannounced it has acquired San Francisco-based Eleven.
The article also highlights an encounter that former JUICE Account Executive Ben Hemming had with Neil Sweeney which turned into a text exchange where Ben was threaten for his life with an axe.
Ogilvy Montreal announced the acquisition of Brad, the deal now makes Ogilvy the largest in Quebec with over 175 employees.
