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Posts Tagged ‘ kids television ’

Sesame Street’s New Landlord

August 15, 2015

By Jonathan Gray

What does HBO's deal with Sesame Workshop mean for Cookie, HBO, PBS, and their audiences?
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Tags: HBO, kids television, PBS, Sesame Street, Sesame Workshop
Posted in Current Events, TV | 1 Comment »

Annedroids Appisodes and the Potential of Interactive Kids TV

December 11, 2014

By Kyra Hunting

How the Amazon series' interactive "Appisodes" reveal the possibilities and limitations associated with an emerging platform-based viewing experience.
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Tags: Amazon Studios, Annedroids, appisodes, kids television, transmedia
Posted in Antenna Kids | Comments Off on Annedroids Appisodes and the Potential of Interactive Kids TV