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PromoSuite and SoCast have announced a new integration

PromoSuite and SoCast have announced a new integration that improves the speed and accuracy of website and app updates for on-air contesting, contest rules, storm closure information, and event listings. The integration instantly and automatically updates radio station websites and apps within SoCast’s digital platform when information is entered into PromoSuite Next – PromoSuite’s cloud-based promotions management system. The new integration is live now on SoCast’s platform and free for any radio stations using both PromoSuite Next and SoCast.

Google is bringing its Grow with Google digital skills training programs to Canada. The digital giant is partnering with Canada Learning Code to provide Canadians with access to the Applied Digital Skills Program, a blended online and in-person curriculum that teaches digital skills through practical problem solving so learners can be competitive in an evolving job market. The Professional IT Support Certification Program is aimed at beginner learners and features over 64 hours of video lessons, hands-on labs and interactive assessments for adults looking to reskill and start a new career in technology. Google is also bringing workshops, in-person training, and one-on-one sessions to communities across Canada, in partnership with local community groups, businesses and leaders. Grow with Google events are scheduled across the country, starting this month.


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