FEATURE: In-car media systems gas up on content partnerships

Parents behind the wheel can expect to hear "Are we there yet?" a lot less as techcos, content providers and automakers meet the growing demand for more diversified in-vehicle entertainment.

October 24, 2024

This story was originally published in Kidscreen‘s Q4 2024 magazine issue.

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Access, AirConsole, Akbar Syed, automotive content platform, automotive infotainment, Baby Shark World for Kids, BMW, Erika Winterholler, in-car entertainment, John I. Taylor, Kia, LG, Mattel, Twine4Car, UNO Car Party!, YouTube Kids

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Jeremy is the Features Editor of Kidscreen specializing in the content production, broadcasting and distribution aspects of the global children's entertainment industry. Contact Jeremy at jdickson@brunico.com.

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FEATURE: In-car media systems gas up on content partnerships

Parents behind the wheel can expect to hear "Are we there yet?" a lot less as techcos, content providers and automakers meet the growing demand for more diversified in-vehicle entertainment.

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FEATURE: In-car media systems gas up on content partnerships

Parents behind the wheel can expect to hear "Are we there yet?" a lot less as techcos, content providers and automakers meet the growing demand for more diversified in-vehicle entertainment.

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