“We’re more than a month...having allyship all year long actually goes even further.”

Revry has proposed a panel for SXSW 2024 called “LGBTQ+ Representation in Media Matters More than Ever” to be hosted by Damian Pelliccione, co-founder and CEO of Revry. You can help us make the panel happen by voting in the SXSW PanelPicker by August 20th!

Revry shows the beauty of drag and trans stories to fight against the political changes being forced upon society.

The ANA’s Alliance for Inclusive and Multicultural Marketing (AIMM),is hosting its Diverse Owned and Targeted Media GrowthFronts, an inaugural industry media upfront event at DotDash Meredith headquarters in New York City on March 1st.

Magna hosted its third annual Equity Upfront, where programmers shared 2023 outlooks and how advertisers can diversify their media budgets

Revry CEO Damian Pelliccione led a conversation on the power of LGBTQ-first media featuring Melissa Hobley, Global Chief Marketing Officer, OkCupid and the fabulous Miss J Alexander at Brand Innovator’s Media Buying Summit in New York City.

Aiming to bring diverse entertainment to audiences around the world, OTT and smart TV solutions provider ZEASN has announced a partnership with global LGBTQ-first streaming media network Revry.

Revry, the LGBTQ-first media company, released data on the increase in LGBTQ+ targeted consumer streaming on its distribution partners. The latest data from Revry’s distribution, including FAST partners Samsung TV, Roku and Vizio TV, reveal a 5x growth in monthly active viewers in 2021.

Join NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) for a conversation with Alia J. Daniels, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Revry, a global queer streaming network. Alia will discuss her career and mission to “create avenues for authentic representation in media and business”, her experience with both business and media, as well as Revry and its focus on representation and its power in all forms of media.

Meet the Queer Titans of Media Who Made This Year's Out100. While streaming queer-themed content is becoming more and more accessible on big-name services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, and Disney+, it’s important that there are other platforms out there that are founded and run by queer folks, especially since many mainstream platforms have corporate interests that don’t always align with those of the greater LGBTQ+ community.