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TikTok extends BAFTA partnership and launches Spotlight in UK
TikTok has extended its partnership with awards programme BAFTA, by becoming an official partner of the 2025 BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises. This follows a successful partnership with the EE BAFTA Film Awards 2025. The social media platform said that the...
Banijay backs Signal.Stream’s digital-first format Let’s Play Ball
Format powerhouse Banijay Entertainment has announced Let’s Play Ball, a new entertainment series from Banijay Benelux label, EndemolShine Nederland, Talpa Studios and Signal.Stream. The format was originally piloted on YouTube via Signal.Stream’s channel StukTV,...
Unilever launches TikTok series to support Cleanipedia platform
Cleaning may not be everybody’s favourite free time activity – but it’s a popular content category in social media. Underlining the point, communications agency MullenLowe UK has just teamed up with Unilever to launch a new TikTok series ‘The Worst Guest Ever’. The...
Veritasium tops 10m views with Most Dangerous Building In Manhattan
Science and education YouTube channel Veritasium has racked up more than 10 million views on its latest video – released just over a week ago. Entitled The Most Dangerous Building In Manhattan, the 33-minute social video tells the story of a design fault that could...
Hearst Networks UK unveils digital-first originals for Sky HISTORY
Hearst Networks UK has unveiled the programming line-up for Sky HISTORY for the remainder of 2025. As part of the mix, the company has been innovating with original mid-form digital-first commissions, creating new content with a historical focus. Upcoming projects...
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TikTok extends BAFTA partnership and launches Spotlight in UK
Banijay backs Signal.Stream’s digital-first format Let’s Play Ball
Unilever launches TikTok series to support Cleanipedia platform
Veritasium tops 10m views with Most Dangerous Building In Manhattan
Hearst Networks UK unveils digital-first originals for Sky HISTORY
