99 Shaftesbury Ave, London, W1D 5DY 

Half-Day

7th

08:45am - 1:00pm

October

After a sold-out first year, Broadcast is bringing back its New Creator Economy event. It will dive into the digital space and explore the opportunities and pitfalls that come as the boundaries blur between traditional TV and online content. 


This half-day event will discuss the social future of TV and what that means for producers, creators, broadcasters and freelancers, and what they can do to prepare and succeed.


Who has secured their seat this year:

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2026 Programme

From top talent to leading platforms, commissioning teams and digital experts, our 2026 programme is essential for every industry professional that wants to forward think, grow and succeed.

Creators in Conversation

Creators who have built their brands on social platforms discuss their journey, the content they produce, the commercial model behind their work and the extent to which their ambitions dovetail with the TV industry.

Commissioning – The New Frontier

Who is ordering content for YouTube and other social platforms, and what are they looking for? What type of digital content is working for their audiences and how is their strategy evolving?

Laura MarksHead of Digital CommissioningChannel 4

Mariel CapiscioltoHead of Digital DevelopmentBBC

Sami QasemDirector, Creator & Content Partnerships
Tubi

Podcasts, Video and Blurred Boundaries

What are the creative and commercial elements that combine to produce a successful podcast? Experts in the field discuss where they have found success, how they are able to tap into fandoms and communities, and the role video is playing as the medium develops. 

Josh WoodhouseRegional Managing Director
Acast

Talking Talent with Social Platforms

How top social platforms harness talent and what the TV industry can learn from the power they hold when it comes to maximising digital reach.

Creators in Conversation - Part 2

Creators who have built their brands on social platforms discuss their journey, the content they produce, the commercial model behind their work and the extent to which their ambitions dovetail with the TV industry.

Abi ClarkeCreator

Speed Dating with Creators

Your chance to chat to leading creators one-on-one.

Production companies that attend will also have the exclusive opportunity to book a 1-2-1 meeting with creators during the event. The request form for this opens soon.

Speakers

2026 speakers:

More to be announced soon.

Sami QasemDirector, Creator & Content Partnerships
Tubi

Mariel CapiscioltoHead of Digital DevelopmentBBC

Laura MarksHead of Digital CommissioningChannel 4

Josh WoodhouseRegional Managing Director
Acast

Abi ClarkeCreator

Our sold-out 2025 highlights:

Hear from leaders working and succeeding in the digital space.

Discover social strategies from different angles in the industry.

Uncover evolving opportunities across platforms and with creators.

Early Bird Tickets on Sale Now!

2025 sold out - don't miss the opportunity.

Supplier &
Non-Producer Ticket

Standard Ticket

£350

£215

1 Ticket.

1 Ticket.

Access to all panels.

Access to all panels.

Interested in sponsoring this event?

Sponsoring provides a unique opportunity to showcase your services to a targeted audience of TV professionals, including producers, developers, creative directors, talent agents and CEOs.


Complete the form or contact the team.


For questions about sponsorship, contact:  michael.callan@globaldata.com.



For questions about the event, 

contact:  
candice.duckett@mbi.london.

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