Digitalage Expands Media Infrastructure with VOD Library Intake and Live Broadcasting — Digitalage

Event summary

Digitalage, a subsidiary of Hop-on, Inc., has expanded its media infrastructure to include large-scale VOD library ingestion and live broadcasting across news, sports, events, faith, and family programming.
The expansion follows a series of deployments and milestones between March 10 and June 3, 2026, including the launch of live streaming infrastructure, Newsroom OS activation, and the Genesis Creator Pilot Program.
Digitalage's architecture is designed to verify media at creation, archive it in searchable form, assign ownership attribution, and make it available for monetization across its lifecycle.
The Genesis Creator Pilot Program offers qualifying participants an 85% gross subscription revenue split and a 50% net advertising revenue split.
Digitalage has filed a U.S. Patent Application No. 19/685,869 covering conditional digital licensing and verified delivery.

The big picture

Digitalage's expansion into VOD library intake and live broadcasting positions it as a potential disruptor in the media infrastructure space. By focusing on verified media ownership and creator monetization, Digitalage aims to challenge traditional distribution models. The company's patent-pending technology and creator economics model could reshape how media is distributed and monetized, particularly in the live and on-demand content sectors.

What we're watching

Platform Adoption: The pace at which creators and rights holders will adopt Digitalage's platform and participate in the Genesis Creator Pilot Program.
Technological Scalability: Whether Digitalage can sustain its stateful media architecture and patent-pending verified delivery system as it scales.
Market Differentiation: How Digitalage's creator-first economics model will affect its competitive positioning in the media infrastructure landscape.