Bigballs Media
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| Industry | Entertainment |
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| Founded | 2005 |
| Founder | Chris Kelly, Gavin Rowe, Luke Taylor |
| Headquarters | London, UK |
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Key people
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Chris Kelly (Founder) Gavin Rowe (Founder) Tom Thirlwall (CEO) [1] |
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Number of employees
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11-50 |
| Website | www |
Bigballs Media is the world's largest independent football media business, reaching and engaging millions of young fans via the most influential brands in global fan culture.
In 2012 Bigballs launched Copa90, the home of football fan culture. From the beginning the channel set out to hero the most important people in football - the fans - promising to celebrate their passions and tell the stories outside of the 90 minutes, that make the game itself mean so much more.
Since launch the brand has gone from strength to strength, breaking through 1 million subscribers in 2015 and leading to the evolution of The Copa Network. The Copa Network is the largest digital football community reaching millions of young fans around the world via the most influential brands in global football fan culture.
Past credits of the company include the UK spin off of lonelygirl15, 'Kate Modern',[2][3] the Bafta nominated real-time festival drama Who killed Summer,[4][5] Gold Cannes Lion winner I AM PLAYR and Sky 1 and NBC comedy drama You, Me and the Apocalypse (formerly Apocalypse Slough), a co-production with Working Title TV.
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