U.K. public service broadcaster Channel 4 is launching a new digital-first brand titled Channel 4.0. Set to launch on Oct. 26 on YouTube and Channel 4’s social platforms, the brand will focus on 13-24 ...

Channel 4’s digital outlet, Channel 4.0, has ordered several new creator-led original series set to drop this summer. Hailing from Cowshed Studios (part of Cowshed Collective), The Intern sees 80 ...

EXCLUSIVE: Don’t Get Catfished, Channel 4‘s latest digital dating series, has landed a second season ahead of Season 1’s launch today. The move is unusual for a show ordered for Channel 4.0, UK ...

Channel 4 has announced a move to become the first UK broadcaster to bring video programming to Spotify, with content becoming available to audiences starting later this week. Programming from Channel ...

EXCLUSIVE: Having kickstarted the careers of David Mitchell, Chris Morris and Jamie Demetriou, Channel 4 is taking its rich comedy heritage to YouTube with the launch of a new channel. The Gogglebox ...

Channel 4 has ordered six episodes of The Snake for Channel 4.0. The new format from Strong Watch Studios combines competitive quiz with strategic gameplay as some of the players only win by getting ...

Channel 4 today announces it has partnered with Currys on branded entertainment series, Campus Clash. The first-ever tech partnership on Channel 4.0 is set to be a fun AI-fuelled series, fronted by ...

Channel 4.0, Channel 4’s digital-first content destination, has commissioned the brand-new series Boss Pitches, hosted by YouTuber Nella Rose and podcaster and TV personality GK Barry. The six-parter, ...

Channel 4.0’s brand-new show, Don’t Get Catfished, from Bakers Dozen Studios and After Party Studios has been recommissioned ahead of its first series premiering on the YouTube channel later today. In ...

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Channel 4 has unveiled plans to move into in-house production and launch a new Creative Investment Fund, marking the end of its 42-year history as solely a publisher-broadcaster. The U.K. public ...