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Momentum Media Networks and SparkNetworks are merging their syndicated programs, services and tools

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Shawn Smith (Momentum Media Networks) & Pat Bohn (SparkNetworks)
Shawn Smith (Momentum Media Networks) & Pat Bohn (SparkNetworks)

Momentum Media Networks and SparkNetworks are merging their syndicated programs, services and tools. The merger is effective Jan. 1 and will see Pat Bohn, president of SparkNetworks, consult Momentum on syndication, content development, and marketing opportunities. Vancouver-based Momentum offers media marketing and content creation services. The company also owns Broadcast Dialogue. Read the release here.

Triton Digital has announced Western Media Group (WMG) will exclusively operate Triton’s programmatic audio advertising exchange, a2x, in Canada. The partnership will enable advertisers and agencies throughout Canada to buy digital audio advertising programmatically and scale their campaigns across any number of Canadian and international publishers through a single exchange.

accedianMontreal-based Accedian has won two leading industry awards for its SkyLIGHT platform, the communication industry’s first virtualized network performance assurance solution. SkyLIGHT was chosen by the judges of the 2016 Fierce Innovation Awards as the winning entry for the “Network Test and Measurement” category. In addition, Accedian won the “Best Test & Measurement Award” in the annual 5G & LTE America Awards at the 5G North America conference last month in Dallas, Texas.

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