The Radio Marketing Bureau says adult Canadian radio listening habits haven't changed since 2006, but is optimistic that the medium isn't losing ground to other media, such as mobile devices.

The Kubas Consultants survey includes 96 Canadian newspapers and predicts print ad rev will "decline less quickly" next year.

A recent survey by People from Cossette indicates that 77% of internet users use it to research products, brands, companies and services and a third of those people will share that information with friends via social media. But not everyone is social-media mad: 26% of Canadians still prefer face-to-face over Facebook.

Too much TMZ? More than half of Canadians surveyed have trouble remembering which celebrities endorse which brands, according to a recent Mediaedge:cia survey. But as a Manitoba-based bootmaker found out, the "Oprah Bump" is still significant.

Sears topped the Toronto list of radio advertisers, while Alarm Force continued its unyielding reign of the Montreal charts.

Business News Network will conduct and broadcast the results of three surveys to find out about consumers' financial concerns in an unusual content-creating media buy for the FSI by Marketel.

The new user-generated opinion and review website is designed to build a more interactive, engaged community of users Ipsos can turn to for market research intel.

The latest survey indicates daily newspaper readership holding steady, with growth in online.

The online marketing intelligence leader and web analytics giant are joining forces to build a new audience measurement system, one they say is going to make life a lot easier for media planners and publishers alike.

A new survey by the Audit Bureau of Circulation finds 80% of Canadians are likely to rely on mobile for information in the next three years.