Exclusive: WTFN is nine entertainment and nine entertainment in Australia, where they operated international fast channels and services upon request.
The husband will look to create revenue flows through the content from the WTFN library, starting with a network called the real emergency.
WTFN, Fred Media, fast channel, will include two returnees Nine Network ParamedicThat passes to seven seasons and 75 episodes, and emergencyIt is five seasons and 50 EPS, both produced by WTFN.
The real emergency will be launched on Service Service 9now in Australia in the second quarter and will be distributed to main fast platforms around the world. Meanwhile, WTFN will launch Food channels in real emergency situations via YouTube, Facebook and other social video platforms.
Derek Dyson, chief trading official at WTFN, said the deal was an example of the company's “total distribution” strategies for its partners.
“By combining Fred and Radar sections, we can work with rights holders to obtain their content in each of the perceived platform.” “It is all about opening new revenue flows from previously not used rights.”
“The work carried out by Channel 4 in the United Kingdom, to show the value that can be extracted by distributing the broadcast content to a wide range of channels, especially in the home area, has opened the eyes of networks around the world. Its activities may revive an unprecedented anxiety.
Kieren Pittard, the ninth head of acquisition and distribution operations, added that the partnership was about “diversifying revenue flows and increasing opportunities from current rights.”
He said: “This partnership allows us to open the full value of these quality products and expand their scope – finding new fans through new platforms here and outside.”
He added: “Continuing to diversify and increase revenue flows to the content, as we have rights that exist is important for nine, and work with a partner with good knowledge of the global space is completely logical-especially when both offers are also produced for us.”
Elsewhere, Radar concluded a deal with the independent Canadian producer omnifilm Entertainment. The distributor created a Jade YouTube channel, based on the realistic series that follows the long jade mining family in Wilds of Canada. Jade It was nominated for seven seasons and was first broadcast on Discovery Canada channel.
“We are happy to bring him Jade Dyson said: “In our increasingly in the single YouTube channels, it contains everything you need for a successful series on YouTube: Great Talent, hidden treasure, dramatic moments and big machines. We are excited to share this wonderful series with the world.”
