Sony Pictures Digital

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Sony Pictures Digital, first known as Columbia TriStar Interactive, then Sony Pictures Interactive Network (or SPiN), is known as the digital website interactive creator for Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) that was established in 1997. Sony Pictures Digital designed websites for Sony Pictures, Screen Gems Network, SoapCity, Sony Pictures Imageworks, Game Show Network, among others for SPE.

In 2005 the group's name was changed to Sony Pictures Digital Sales and Marketing and encompassed all areas of interactive media creation and marketing for SPE, including gaming, mobile, websites, design and sales.

The company is also a co-producer along with Shadow Machine Films, Seth Green's Stoopid Monkey production company, Williams Street ,and Cartoon Network for the show, Robot Chicken .

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