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VYRE Network Creates VYRE Africa Media to Amplify to the World, the Creativity of the Underserved African Entertainment Market
VYRE Network Creates VYRE Africa Media to Amplify to the World, the Creativity of the Underserved African Entertainment Market.
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[{"type":"text","content":"Los Angeles, California--(Newsfile Corp. - December 27, 2023) - VYRE Network (a leading free global streaming platform known for delivering next-generation movies, shows, and sports content, both live and on-demand and wholly owned Cabo Verde Capital company (OTC Pink: CAPV) the \"Company\" or \"VYRE\"), is pleased to announce the formation of vAfrica Media as a subsidiary of the streaming channel vAfrica. vAfrica Media is focused on amplifying to the world, the creativity of the underserved African entertainment market through film, TV, and live events with diverse monetization strategies.vAfricaTo view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/8469/192421_045084b5d4bf0a0d_002full.jpgvAfrica will provide scale and reach for African producers who can deliver content to VYRE's diaspora-targeted audience, under a multi-phased strategy. The first phase of development for vAfrica Media will be building its distribution avenues for content. vAfrica will look to become a significant distribution arm for the growing African film industry, by pulling curated content from all countries throughout Africa. This will give vAfrica a vast collection of projects to stream globally.The second phase of development will be to assist the African film industry in building up its infrastructure and resources for film and TV creators to become more creative, as well as being their direct resource.The third phase of development will be to provide more green-lit original projects, not just in film and TV, but in music concerts, documentaries, and culture-forward visual content.African cinema has revolutionized the world's view of the people and culture. The potential in the African film market remains untapped, even with the larger streaming companies entering the market. Having the streaming companies choosing a few pieces of content here and there, will not put a whole industry on the global stage.\"Africa has a wealth of beautiful stories that deserve to be seen through film and TV. I wish I had the opportunity to see the extent of what Africa had to offer instead of the stereotypical safari type of content that I saw growing up. VYRE now has the chance to present current African culture to a new generation, so they can experience and educate themselves about things beyond the city they are from.\" - Dav...