February 4, 2008 issue
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Maybe so, judging by a reported breakthrough last Friday. But whatever happens, CTV says it has plenty of alternative fare.
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CTV swept up the top 11 spots with those long-running crime series. Global's got three in the top 20. And CBC's
Rick Mercer Report is showing strong again.
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Looking to regain lost ground with key viewers, CBC has swapped the sporty soap with its oddball office comedy.
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Largely because of pilot shortages caused by the writers' strike,
The Listener, The Border and
Sophie have been scooped up by American networks.
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Following in the footsteps of all those home decor revamp shows, CTVglobemedia's Business News Network (BNN) is offering viewers the opportunity to undergo financial makeovers.
Dubbing February "Your Money Month," the net is kicking off on Feb. 4 with programming that gives insights on how to better manage personal finances, pay off mortgages, buy a new car or retire earlier. But the net's also inviting viewers to visit BNN.ca to click on "Apply Now" and be paired up with a financial expert to achieve financial goals.
"Your Money Month" will also feature user-friendly information about RRSPs, pension plans, fixed income options and a range of other personal finance strategies.
Dell and TD Canada Trust are currently featured in BNN.ca banners and boxes, while the site is also promoting CTVglobemedia's GlobeInvestor Magazine Online, presented by Investors Group.
The entries procedure for the 55th Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival is now underway, with staggered deadlines depending on category.
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