New speakers unveiled for TellyCast’s How to Make Money in Digital (April 20)

by | Mar 20, 2026 | News

With a month to go, TellyCast is delighted to unveil a new wave of speakers and sessions for its pioneering event How to Make Money in Digital, including a session by Spotify and a special talk on the digital reinvention of an iconic TV brand.

Now confirmed is a sponsored session from Spotify, How to Monetise Your Video on Spotify, in which Rowan Collinson, senior audience development and editorial manager – podcasts, will outline how creators and production companies can tap into the platform’s evolving video ecosystem and unlock new revenue streams. 

Also revealed today is Inside Time Team’s Digital Reboot, led by Tim Taylor MBE, offering a look at how the iconic format is being reimagined for a digital-first audience and how legacy IP can be successfully transformed for new platforms.

Following a successful debut last year, the second edition of How to Make Money in Digital will return to 30 Euston Square in London on 20th April 2026. The event will once again bring together leading executives, strategists and practitioners to examine how production businesses, publishers, creators and digital first studios are building sustainable revenues beyond traditional media models.

The summit will focus on platform-native content strategies, monetisation, IP development, brand partnerships, monetising catalogue and existing IP, audience growth and new operating models for the digital-first era, with a particular emphasis on vertical video, microdrama and video podcasting.

Designed for independent producers, content industry executives and emerging studios, the one-day event will feature 13 case studies, practical sessions, networking breaks and panel discussions aimed at founders, managing directors, freelancers and senior development teams looking to future-proof their businesses and connect with the leaders shaping the next generation of entertainment.

Justin Crosby, founder of TellyCast, said: “We’re delighted to unveil these new additions to the event, which build on an the incredibly strong line-up of talent and insight that we have already announced. The depth of expertise announced so far reflects exactly what makes this event so valuable – bringing together people who are not just talking about the future of digital, but actively shaping it. This year’s programme will go even deeper, offering the kind of practical, real-world knowledge that production companies need to thrive in a digital-first landscape.”

The programme will again combine keynote sessions with in-depth discussions exploring how production companies are publishing and scaling content across digital platforms, while also addressing evolving brand relationships.

How to Make Money in Digital forms part of TellyCast’s portfolio of events and training initiatives focused on social video production, alongside the TellyCast Digital Content Forum, the Digital Video Awards and TellyCast Digital Bootcamp.

Confirmed sessions and speakers include:

Rowan Collinson – How to Monetise Your Video on Spotify

Tim Taylor MBE – Inside Time Team’s Digital Reboot

Samantha Sun, Reelforce – How to produce a microdrama

Steve Ackerman, Ack Media Consulting – The new age of podcasting and what it means for your business

Joe Tattersall, The Content Group – How to Build YouTube Content People Actually Care About (What the Sidemen Taught Me)

Rich Herd, Scene & Herd Media – The centre has moved

Jen Cooper, Vertical Drama Love – How to create a micro drama people want to watch

Matt Campion, Spirit Studios – How to build a vertical video studio

 

Early bird tickets are on sale right now at howto.tellycast.com.

 *This story has been amended to reflect he subsequent event date change*

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