How Broadcasters and Studios Are Changing the Creator Economy: Lessons from Vice’s Reboot and The Orangery-WME Deal
Studio DealsIP LicensingCreator Contracts

How Broadcasters and Studios Are Changing the Creator Economy: Lessons from Vice’s Reboot and The Orangery-WME Deal

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2026-01-25
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Learn how Vice's studio pivot and The Orangery–WME deal open licensing, funding, and transmedia paths—and what creators must demand in contracts.

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