Creator-led entertainment
The Link between Creators and Streaming Platforms
Link Media helps Hispanic creators explore licensing, streaming distribution, and original content development beyond their current channels.
- Licensing
- Distribution
- Original development
Platforms we explore
About these platforms01The opportunity
The next opportunity may already be in your catalogue.
You've spent years building an audience and producing content. For some creators, that work can travel further — to new screens, new audiences, and new kinds of deals.
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A deep library
Hundreds of hours of long-form videos, episodes, and series that were made for one platform but may have value on others.
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Proven formats
Recurring series and segments your audience already knows — structures that can translate into programming.
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An engaged audience
Viewers who show up consistently. Audience data helps distributors understand who a show is for.
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Personality & IP
Recognizable hosts, characters, and brands that can anchor new shows and partnerships.
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Ideas worth developing
Concepts that could grow into premium original programming with the right partners and structure.
Not every video or catalogue is suited to licensing or streaming. Fit depends on rights, format, production quality, and what distributors are looking for. Finding that out is where we start.
From upload to opportunity
One video. A whole catalogue. More places it could go.
Scroll to follow how an existing library can be organized and packaged for conversations beyond the platform it was made for.
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Original content
It starts with a video you've already published.
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A body of work
Behind it are dozens of episodes, segments, and series.
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Organized as a catalogue
Titles are reviewed, grouped, and checked for rights.
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Packaged for buyers
Collections are shaped around the formats different destinations look for.
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Potential destinations
Packages can be presented to platforms that may be a fit. Each one decides for itself.
Illustrative only. Every platform makes its own decisions, and no content is accepted automatically.
02What we do
Work with Link.
Some creators come to us with a library. Others come with an idea. Many have both.
01 — Existing content
Unlock Your Catalogue
We look at what you've already made and assess whether — and where — it could be licensed or distributed beyond its original platform.
- 01We review your content library
- 02Ensure the content is legally cleared for distribution and commercial use
- 03Identify suitable formats, titles, and distribution windows
- 04Evaluate potential buyers and distribution strategies
- 05Explore licensing opportunities and commercial terms
02 — New projects
Build What's Next
We work with creators to shape original concepts into projects that buyers, distributors, and partners can acquire.
- 01Identify promising formats and original concepts
- 02Develop and package projects
- 03Explore production and financing structures
- 04Present and negotiate suitable projects with potential buyers and partners
- 05Post-sale guidance to grow the project and find new opportunities around it
Every opportunity depends on project fit, available rights, financing, and partner interest. We'll be direct about what we see — including when something isn't the right fit.
03Potential distribution destinations
Platforms we'll work with.
Depending on a project's format, language, rights, and audience, these are the buyers Link will approach.
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Subscription streamingGlobal
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Streaming serviceSpanish-language
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Subscription streamingU.S.
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Subscription streamingU.S.
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Free, ad-supported streamingU.S. & international
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Free, ad-supported streamingU.S. & international
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Subscription streamingGlobal
Platform names and logos are shown for informational purposes only and are trademarks of their respective owners. Their inclusion does not indicate a partnership, client relationship, endorsement, investment, or confirmed interest in any project. Each platform sets its own requirements and acquisition strategy.
04Our network
The people and companies behind Link.
Link pairs a creator-first mindset with experience across talent, television production, and entertainment distribution. The companies below reflect the backgrounds and industry perspective that inform how we work.
Miercoles Entertainment
A Latino content studio founded by the team behind Pantelion Films and the streamer Pantaya. Miércoles acquires, co-produces and develops Spanish-language and bilingual film and TV for U.S. Hispanic audiences.
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W Studios
Founded in 2016 by producer Patricio Wills, former president of Telemundo Studios and Televisa Studios. W Studios makes premium series, telenovelas and films for broadcasters and streamers across the Spanish-speaking world, from Miami, Bogotá and Mexico City.
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11:11
11:11 Films & TV started in Colombia in 2005 and is now headquartered in Mexico. Led by Juancho and Manolo Cardona, it produces premium series and films for streaming platforms across Latin America.
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Colours
Founded in 2003 by Cory Crespo and Jorge Mondragón, COLOÜRS brings more than 23 years of experience in the entertainment industry. Its roster includes well-known actors and talent such as Diego Boneta, Alberto Guerra, Erik Speitzer, Luis Gerardo Méndez, Aislinn Derbez and Eréndira Ibarra, with a presence in film, television and streaming projects.
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Inclusion here reflects the experience informing Link's team and approach. It does not indicate that any company endorses Link, has invested in Link, or is committed to any specific project.
05Questions
Frequently asked.
Answers here are general. The terms of any specific opportunity depend on the agreement involved, and we recommend reviewing any contract with your own legal advisor.
What kind of content can Link evaluate?
We focus on long-form content: YouTube series and libraries, video podcasts, digital series, and similar episodic work — especially Spanish-language content and content that resonates with U.S. Hispanic audiences. Short clips and compilations are generally harder to license, but we're happy to take a look.
Do I need to own my content?
To license content, the relevant distribution rights need to be held or controlled by whoever is licensing it. Reviewing what you actually control is one of the first things we do together. If you're unsure, that's normal — it's a good reason to talk.
Can I continue publishing on YouTube?
Yes. Depending on the agreement with each platform, there may be an exclusive (paid) window for some videos, after which they can live on your channel. Those terms are negotiated deal by deal, and you'd know them before agreeing to anything.
Does licensing mean I lose ownership?
No. Temporary exclusivity with a platform doesn't mean assigning or selling ownership. The content is always yours; what you grant are temporary licenses.
Does Link guarantee placement on streaming platforms?
No. Each platform makes its own decisions based on its strategy, requirements, and demand. Link can help evaluate, package, and position content and projects, but we can't guarantee placement, licensing revenue, or any particular deal.
How are licensing opportunities evaluated?
We look at factors like rights availability, format and genre, episode length and volume, production quality, language and audience, viewing and engagement data, and what potential distributors are acquiring. The commercial terms — territories, windows, exclusivity, and compensation — depend on the specific agreement.
Can Link help develop a new original show?
Yes, that's one of the two ways we work. We can help explore formats, develop and package concepts, and consider structures such as licensing, co-financing, production services, or sponsorship.
What does an initial conversation involve?
It's a conversation, not a commitment. We'll ask about your content, audience, rights, and goals, and share an honest first read on whether there may be opportunities worth exploring.
06Contact
Let's take the next step with your content.
Whether you've built a catalogue over years or have an idea for your next show, let's start with a conversation.