THE WEEK’S DIGITAL-FIRST CONTENT NEWS
THE WEEK’S DIGITAL-FIRST CONTENT NEWS
Strike fears lifted for London as tube drivers call off Thursday walkout
After tense days of will-they-won’t-they, TellyCast Digital Content Forum delegates can breathe a sigh of relief: the planned 24-hour strike by London Underground drivers has been called off as the Aslef union has suspended its planned industrial action following...
Digital Content Forum Buyer’s Lounge – how to get involved
As this year’s edition of the TellyCast Digital Content Forum (November 7th, BFI Southbank) approaches, a reminder to delegates of one of the event’s new innovations, The Bridge - a dedicated Buyers Lounge. The Bridge is a ground-breaking initiative that will provide...
Final agenda unveiled for TellyCast Digital Content Forum 2024
The official schedule for the 2024 TellyCast Digital Content Forum (Thursday November 7th) has been revealed. Around 300 delegates are expected to attend the BFI-based event, where an action-packed line-up will include keynotes, networking sessions, exclusive research...
Amazon makes its move on creator economy with Spotter stake
Ecommerce to entertainment giant Amazon has taken a stake in Spotter, a digital first platform that helps creators to grow their businesses. Since it launched in 2019, Spotter says it has invested $940 million in building creator businesses, with leading YouTube names...
It’s a happy Halloween for rebounding Snap
Snap Inc, the company behind Snapchat, has released financial results which show that the company appears to be bouncing back after a tough couple of years. Q3 2024 revenues increased 15% year-over-year to $1.37bn while Daily Active Users increased 9% to $443m in the...
