Starting June 27, the European Technology Network (ETN) is officially transitioning to a daily broadcast schedule, marking a significant milestone in its mission to become the continent\u2019s premier answer to the TBPN format. By moving to a five-day-a-week cadence, the platform aims to provide consistent, real-time coverage of the rapidly evolving tech landscape.<\/p>\n
Founded last October by Luke Knight and Ronan Chambers, the London-based ETN initially carved out its niche by dissecting industry trends and breaking news through a twice-weekly live stream. The strategy proved highly effective; the show has already amassed over 5 million views across its primary distribution channels on X and YouTube. This rapid growth highlights a clear demand for high-quality, accessible tech journalism tailored specifically to the European market.<\/p>\n
The network\u2019s momentum was further solidified this Monday with the announcement of a $1.6 million seed funding round. The investment group features heavy hitters from the media and technology sectors, including Powerhouse Capital and Axel Springer SE-the parent company of major outlets like Politico and Business Insider. Additional support came from LadBible and a cohort of angel investors hailing from industry-leading AI firms such as OpenAI and DeepMind. This influx of capital is the catalyst for the network\u2019s current phase of aggressive scaling.<\/p>\n
With the new funding secured, ETN is executing a comprehensive growth strategy:<\/p>\n
Knight and Chambers noted that ETN has quickly evolved into a mandatory stop for European startups looking to amplify their press tours. The network has already hosted prominent industry figures, including the founder of the AI video generation leader, Synthesia, signaling that ETN is becoming a central hub for the European tech conversation.<\/p>\n