We make content work

Project:
Content Licensing
edpic handle content for brands such as Aardman, Virgin Media, and vbs.tv; taking their brands to device manufacturers and operator content portals.

edpic was founded in June 2002 with a single vision - we make content work.
edpic is a global digital rights aggregator and distributor of video and rich media content across web, mobile and digital devices.
edpic reduces the complexity of the convergence in web, mobile and traditional media for content owners, advertisers and publishers.
edpic exploits digital rights, sourcing compelling content and providing targeted channels for multiple digital platforms.
We make content work.
edpic works with content producers, advertising agencies and web and mobile publishers worldwide.
If you would like to find out how we can help your business contact us.

edpic content
Content Producers
edpic work with production companies and creative talent to evolve, fund, aggregate and distribute content to mobile and web publishers. We are interested in entertainment ,music, factual, reality, drama and lifestyle genres We work with advertisers and mobile and web publishers worldwide. MoreVideo, Film and TV
edpic's worldwide distribution network provides the opportunity for video, film and TV producers to connect to consumers through mobile operators, internet service providers, web and wap publishers. We work with content producers to source quality content to maximise impact, response and revenues. More
edpic services
Optimise and deliver
edpic are experts in content optimisation for web and mobile. With over seven years' experience working closely with mobile operators and web publishers, we have gained a unique understanding of what is required technically to prepare your content for the end user. MoreOur Work
Pre-load video content
edpic partners with VBS

Latest news
The future’s clear 21/10/08
We have to agree with the enlightened view of Fox Mobile CEO Mauro Montanaro when he said: ‘There are two main differences today, which have hampered growth of (mobile) 1.0. Whatever is offered on 2.0 needs to be transparent and seamless and consumers need to understand what they are buying from the mobile content provider without any tricks.’ He also correctly said there must also be different content offered for mobile phones than found on other media.









