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RoseBerry Media has launched epis, a new global streaming service dedicated to premium vertical television, marking the next stage in the company’s strategy to create, adapt, distribute and monetise mobile-first entertainment. Available globally through the App Store, Google Play and mobile web, epis debuts with more than 100 titles, including original productions, curated series, reimagined favourites and established television IP adapted for vertical viewing across genres such as true crime, drama, reality, dating, factual entertainment and documentary. The company will also develop more than 25 original vertical productions in 2026 as it continues to build a premium content pipeline for mobile audiences.

Designed for viewers who consume entertainment on their phones but continue to demand high-quality storytelling, epis offers a curated alternative to the volume-driven mobile video market. The service allows audiences to preview selected content for free before accessing full series through a paid model, applying mobile entertainment economics to premium vertical storytelling. Beyond its role as a consumer platform, epis will operate as an audience intelligence tool within the wider RoseBerry ecosystem, providing insights into viewing behaviour, genre demand, content performance and market potential.

Guy Hameiri, Co-Founder and CEO of RoseBerry Media, said: “epis, RoseBerry’s direct to consumer vertical streamer service is built on a simple belief: vertical entertainment can be premium. Audiences have changed how they consume content, but they have not stopped wanting great stories. With epis, we are bringing together world-class creative talent, proven television IP, original productions and advanced technology to create a curated, mobile-first service for audiences who want stories worth watching, whether they have five minutes or fifty. We know how to adapt any genre for the vertical format and believe there are no creative limits to what vertical storytelling can deliver or who it can reach. epis is also part of a much bigger RoseBerry Media ecosystem. It gives us and our partners a DTC destination, a testing and data analysis ground and a source of audience intelligence, while supporting a broader studio model designed to help the industry create, understand and monetise premium vertical television across multiple distribution windows.”

The launch is supported by data-driven audience tools that help studios, distributors and rights holders evaluate and monetise vertical content across multiple distribution opportunities. RoseBerry Media entered the premium vertical television space in May 2026, positioning itself as a next-generation studio focused on creating, producing, repurposing, distributing and monetising professional entertainment for mobile-first audiences. The company has already secured industry agreements with A+E Global Media, All3Media International, Banijay Rights, Cineflix Rights and Fremantle to adapt selected titles from their libraries into premium vertical television.