Welcome to our dedicated page for Loop Media news (Ticker: LPTV), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Loop Media stock.
This page provides an organized feed of historical news and press releases related to Loop Media, Inc. (LPTV). Loop Media described itself as a multichannel connected television (CTV), streaming, digital out-of-home TV and digital signage platform for businesses, delivering curated music videos, sports highlights, news, premium entertainment channels, select live sports and other channels, along with digital signage solutions through its Loop TV service and proprietary Loop Player.
The news archive includes company announcements about partnerships, distribution agreements and content collaborations that shaped Loop Media’s presence in the CTV and DOOH sectors. Examples from past releases include strategic partnerships to expand advertising sales representation across thousands of venues, collaborations to integrate curated FAST channels and AVOD/TVOD offerings, and agreements aimed at enhancing monetization of premium content in out-of-home environments.
Investors and researchers can also review earnings and financial results releases, where Loop Media reported revenue trends, gross margin, net loss, adjusted EBITDA and operational metrics such as quarterly active units on its owned and operated platform and the number of partner screens. These releases often discussed cost-cutting measures, restructuring of content licenses and efforts to streamline operations in response to a challenging advertising market.
In addition, the news timeline captures key corporate and regulatory developments, including the August 2024 notice of NYSE American delisting proceedings and transition to OTC trading, as well as later communications about creditor actions, loan defaults and the company’s intention to deregister its securities. Subsequent SEC filings reported the filing of a Form 15 to terminate registration and, later, Chapter 7 bankruptcy petitions for Loop Media and its subsidiary, which marked a shift from operating company updates to information about liquidation and winding up.
For anyone researching LPTV, this news page serves as a historical record of Loop Media’s business activities, partnerships, financial performance and eventual move into deregistration and Chapter 7 proceedings. Users can use this context to understand how the company’s strategy and financial condition evolved over time.
Loop Media, Inc. (OTC PINK: LPTV) expands its digital offerings by adding three new channels to its digital out-of-home (DOOH) services: Bloomberg Quicktake, SNKR, and The Wiggles Channel. Bloomberg Quicktake provides global insights across major topics, while SNKR showcases sneaker culture. The Wiggles Channel targets children, featuring a popular Australian kids' franchise. These additions aim to enhance the business environment and customer experience for Loop's diverse clientele, according to Chief Content and Marketing Officer Greg Drebin.
Loop Media, Inc. (OTC PINK: LPTV) announced the launch of six music video channels on The Roku Channel in Canada, expanding its international reach. The channels include Loop Hottest, Loop Country, Loop Party, Loop Hip Hop, Loop 80’s, and Loop 90’s, providing Roku users with access to Loop's popular 24/7 curated music video offerings. This move aligns with Loop's strategy to explore scalable revenue sources outside the U.S., leveraging its content library while enhancing consumer engagement on the Roku platform.
Loop Media, Inc. (OTC: LPTV), a provider of video streaming services, has announced a significant partnership with FITE, a major digital network for global sports and entertainment. This collaboration allows Loop Media to offer thousands of hours of live and on-demand programming, enhancing its content offerings for consumers and businesses. FITE is recognized for its high-profile pay-per-view events and extensive content library, which will attract millions of fans worldwide. The partnership aims to bolster Loop Media's service offerings, improving consumer engagement and brand visibility.
Loop Media (OTC: LPTV) announced a partnership with The Wiggles to launch a dedicated streaming channel celebrating 30 years of the children's musical group. This channel will feature thousands of hours of original content, appealing to global audiences. The Wiggles, known for iconic songs and educational programming, will provide a unique blend of entertainment for families. Loop Media’s CEO expressed excitement about this reunion, emphasizing the positive impact of The Wiggles on children. The channel is set to launch this summer on major streaming services.
Loop Media (OTC: LPTV) has completed the acquisition of EON Media Group for a total of 80% equity, previously holding a 20% stake since 2020. The acquisition aims to boost the international reach of the Asia Pop40 brand, which currently has a presence in over 100 markets, potentially reaching 1.5 billion people. Key figures including Scooter Braun will enhance Loop Media's advisory board, aiding in the expansion efforts. EON Media, led by CEO Rob Graham, will now operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Loop Media.
Loop Media, a prominent video streaming company (OTC: LPTV), has expanded its offerings for the Loop for Business service by adding several new premium content channels. Key additions include an action sports channel through FuelTV and a sneaker culture channel via snkrINC. A partnership with VideoElephant enhances content diversity, covering genres like entertainment, world news, and fitness. This move is aimed at enhancing customer experience across diverse business environments, including restaurants, retail, and offices. The company continues to solidify its reputation in the out-of-home video streaming market.
Loop Media, Inc. (OTC: LPTV) has formed a channel partnership with Doing Things Media, enhancing its Out of Home (OOH) content offerings. This collaboration will introduce over 160,000 viral videos from Doing Things Media’s library, which features popular brands from Instagram, YouTube, and Snapchat. The partnership aims to optimize customer engagement across various venues, including bars and restaurants, leveraging humorous and universal content that transcends language barriers. Loop Media strives to enhance its streaming services for businesses and consumers alike.
Loop Media, a provider of music video and entertainment streaming services (OTC: LPTV), has partnered with Doing Things Media, creators of popular meme brands with over 60 million followers. This collaboration will enhance Loop's offerings to B2B clients such as Yard House and Margaritaville by integrating Doing Things' extensive library of more than 160,000 viral videos. The partnership aims to deliver entertaining content to out-of-home venues at a time when consumers seek lighthearted experiences.
Loop Media, Inc. (OTC: LPTV) has launched six new music video channels on The Roku Channel, enhancing its presence in the FAST and streaming markets. The channels, including Loop Hottest and Loop Hip Hop, offer curated content appealing to various audiences. This initiative aims to leverage Roku's significant user base, which reached over 61 million households in Q4 2020. The Loop app complements this by providing an extensive music library and personalized playlists. Loop Media continues to expand its video streaming services for both consumers and businesses, generating revenue through advertising and subscriptions.
Loop Media, Inc. (LPTV) has expanded its streaming services to consumer Smart TVs by partnering with leading Android TV platforms including AT&T TV, Hisense, and Sony. This rollout enhances access to Loop's extensive library of music videos and playlists, delivering 18 music video channels available 24/7 through the new Loop app. The company aims to entertain households worldwide and integrates both B2B and consumer-focused strategies. Loop Media is uniquely licensed to stream music videos across various venues and continues to grow its out-of-home (OOH) services.