THE WEEK’S DIGITAL-FIRST CONTENT NEWS
THE WEEK’S DIGITAL-FIRST CONTENT NEWS
Video monetisation platform Uscreen taps $150m investment from PSG
Uscreen, a video monetisation platform for the creator economy, has secured a $150 million investment from PSG, a growth equity firm that specialises in partnering with software and technology-enabled companies to capitalise on transformational growth. Uscreen’s...
Little Dot Studios unveils new consumer-facing brand for channels business and announces huge expansion plans in 2025
Little Dot Studios (an All3Media company) has announced that it will double its owned and operated digital network channels to 160 by the end of 2025. At the same time, it unveiled a new consumer-facing brand, Little Dot Channels. To support its channel launching...
LADbible chief wishes he’d launched in the US first
LADbible Group CEO and founder Solly Solomou (pictured) has made his podcast debut, appearing on 20VC with Harry Stebbings. In a wide-ranging conversation, the digital-first pioneer explained how he built one of the world’s largest digital media entertainment...
Netflix Australia picks up ‘TikTok to TV’ youth drama n00b
New Zealand teen drama n00b, which started life as a TikTok project, has been acquired by streaming platform Netflix for Australia. The show was developed for TV by Great Southern after generating a huge following on the social media platform. Sharing the news, the...
Spotify chief gives “shoutout” to creators boosted by new Partner Program
Spotify founder Daniel Ek is claiming instant success for the global podcast platform’s recently introduced Partner Program, which was introduced in January 2025 to help video creators generate more money and extend their reach on the platform. Speaking via X, Ek...
Video monetisation platform Uscreen taps $150m investment from PSG
Little Dot Studios unveils new consumer-facing brand for channels business and announces huge expansion plans in 2025
LADbible chief wishes he’d launched in the US first
Netflix Australia picks up ‘TikTok to TV’ youth drama n00b
