- With Nickelodeon’s ratings slipping more than 34% in Q1 of 2015, Viacom looks to new content and initiatives for a ratings rebound (Forbes)
- Unbundling US cable – niche networks, particularly kids channels, hardest hit as cable carriers start slimming down (Washington Post)
- Activist groups are grumbling over advertising on YouTube Kids app, but will more parents be willing to pay for their kids online entertainment? (The Guardian)
- Disney continues its run of live-action film projects with Pinocchio (Variety)
- Moshi Monster Muffins? Furi & the Moshlings take over Jamie Oliver’s Food Tube kitchen to create a sweet treat (YouTube)
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- With Nickelodeon's ratings slipping more than 34% in Q1 of 2015, Viacom looks to new content and initiatives for a ratings rebound (Forbes)
- Unbundling US cable - niche networks, particularly kids channels, hardest hit as cable carriers start slimming down (Washington Post)
- Activist groups are grumbling over advertising on YouTube Kids app, but will more parents be willing to pay for their kids online entertainment? (The Guardian)
- Disney continues its run of live-action film projects with Pinocchio (Variety)
- Moshi Monster Muffins? Furi & the Moshlings take over Jamie Oliver's Food Tube kitchen to create a sweet treat (YouTube)
April 9, 2015
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