Next New Networks is digital channel based in New York City in the United States of America. It focuses on online content and distributes it through various websites and services. It makes movies, television shows, and music videos. The audience for the channel is international and multilingual. Originally, the channel was only available in New York but has since grown to be an international influence with management operations in various countries. It was started in 2000 by Shawn Riley when he quit his job as a pilot to pursue his dream of making media. He is now retired after selling the rights to the licensing of the production material to Warner Brothers, who now run the company.
Users can access the content free of charge through certain media channels or for a small subscription fee to the premium content. The current titles on the network include comedies such as Splash, My Dog Pete, and dramas such as Dark Waters and Bridgestone. Splash is a sketch comedy show featuring various comedians throughout the world. They perform standup comedy, prewritten material, and also improvisational comedy. Bridgestone is a drama featuring a young woman whose father was killed in a diving accident. When she finds out, she doesn't believe it to be true. She believes that someone had her father murdered and she is determined to find out who the killer is. The series is a dramatic series of events that eventually lead the audience to surprising realizations. The show debuted in 2012.