The growth in co-viewing is here to stay

Even though an increasing number of children have their own devices, 75% of parents are regularly watching content with their kids.

By Ryan Tuchow

December 2, 2020

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nScreenMedia, PBS Kids, smart tvs, WildBrain Spark, YouTube Kids

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Senior reporter for Kidscreen. Ryan covers tech, talent and general kids entertainment news, with a passion for kids rap content and video games. Have a story that's of interest to Kidscreen readers? Contact Ryan at rtuchow@brunico.com

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The growth in co-viewing is here to stay

Even though an increasing number of children have their own devices, 75% of parents are regularly watching content with their kids.

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Even though an increasing number of children have their own devices, 75% of parents are regularly watching content with their kids.

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