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Media company Fuse teams up with Lionsgate, Tastemade, and TMB in a new partnership.

Entertainment company Fuse Media unveils its 2024-25 Upfront plan during The Alliance for Inclusive and Multicultural Marketing's event, emphasizing its focus on diversity in entertainment.

Media company Fuse teams up with Lionsgate, Tastemade, and TMB
Media company Fuse teams up with Lionsgate, Tastemade, and TMB

Media company Fuse teams up with Lionsgate, Tastemade, and TMB in a new partnership.

In the ever-evolving media landscape, Fuse Media is making waves, particularly in reaching diverse audiences. According to MRI-Simmons, the media company overindexes in reaching Black, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ audiences.

Fuse Media's strategic partnerships with Lionsgate, Tastemade, and Trusted Media Brands (TMB) aim to broaden its roster of owned and operated channels. These collaborations are designed to champion multicultural young audiences with premium original content.

The company's efforts have not gone unnoticed. Fuse Media reaches 73 per cent of Black Americans in the US, a significant portion of the market. Remarkably, the audience that Fuse Media reaches is 7 years younger than most Black entertainment channels, indicating a strong connection with the younger generation.

Meanwhile, in the realm of space, the race is on. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) claims dominance in Space Race 2.0, while companies like Starlink and AST SpaceMobile are racing for cellular consumers. The business value of Starlink is projected to reach $2.5 trillion by 2030, suggesting a significant disruption to the US cellular sector.

However, trouble may arise for foreign Direct-to-Home (D2D) satellites over India, potentially impacting these space-related ventures.

In a separate development, Fuse Media's partnerships do not include any space-related companies, focusing instead on expanding its media presence. Despite this, the company's channels celebrate diverse voices, including Black, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ audiences.

Interestingly, up to 83 per cent of Fuse Media viewers do not watch traditional Spanish-language TV networks, indicating a unique and untapped audience for the media company.

In the financial sphere, a bank has upped its investment in AST SpaceMobile, while there is potential for EchoStar to have more to come, according to the same bank.

Sadly, South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) faces the possibility of complete collapse, a stark contrast to the thriving media landscape in the US and the burgeoning space race.

In conclusion, while the space race heats up and media companies evolve, Fuse Media continues to carve out its niche, reaching diverse audiences and partnering with industry leaders to deliver premium content.

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