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Millennial-focused global channel operator and producer Insight TV has completed the rebrand of the Xtreme action sports social media channels which it acquired from Webedia.
Aiming to bring the best of the broadcaster’s output to the platform alongside new expanded bespoke content activations, the UK’s leading commercial broadcaster ITV has announced a new content partnership with Twitter.
In a collaboration that links the broadcast industry’s originators with its future, BBC Studios TalentWorks has teamed up with Meta’s Facebook Creator Collective and Instagram Diverse Voices to offer four creators the chance to gain TV experience and skills, create original IP, and help accelerate their careers.
Following a successful launch in the UK earlier in May 2022, TikTok is now arriving on the Netgem TV digital entertainment platform in France available through users with the company’s set-top boxes.
In a clear indication of the growing importance of social media in TV, Instagram has announced a new content series from its Black Perspectives programme championing the future of young Black talent by empowering creatives across various industries.
Twitter Originals Fueled by so.da, in partnership with Mindshare Content+ and Ford Canada have announced the eleventh digital series #FutureForward features local leaders and innovators who have embraced change and technology to drive their businesses into the future.
OLG has become the latest brand to join forces with social digital agency so.da and social giant Twitter for #OLGGamePlan, a new interactive digital sports betting series.
In quietly announced moves that could make massive noise in the video industry, in particular mobile video, the Instagram and TikTok video platforms have both revealed that they are exploring new options to allow content creators to charge a subscription fee for their videos.