Boomerang study finds power in pet-themed content

A Boomerang EMEA study finds the majority of parents promote animal-themed programming, and 27% of families name their pets after a screen character.

By Jeremy Dickson

April 24, 2017

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animals, Boomerang EMEA, Bugs Bunny, Garfield, Instagram, Scooby-Doo, Tom and Jerry, Turner, YouTube

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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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Boomerang study finds power in pet-themed content

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A Boomerang EMEA study finds the majority of parents promote animal-themed programming, and 27% of families name their pets after a screen character.

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