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New Noggin OTT Service Will Be Next Test of Consumers' Willingness-to-Buy
Posted on 02-26-2015
Yesterday Viacom announced Noggin, a new $5.99/month ad-free, mobile-centric OTT service for preschoolers that will launch on March 5th. Viacom said that Noggin's content will be solely library-based, making...
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Kids-Oriented Cable TV Networks Are Being Decimated By OTT Options
Posted on 02-11-2015
There's no better illustration of the massive disruptive impact of OTT options like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime than the decimation of kids-oriented cable TV networks currently playing out. According...
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Charter Redesigns Portal, Emphasizes Video
Posted on 07-17-2007
Tomorrow morning Charter Communications will announce a redesigned version of Charter.net, the company's portal for its broadband Internet subscribers. I got a sneak...
News from Around the Web (23 items)
- ViacomCBS Has Lost Its Children. Nickelodeon Is Looking For Them On YouTube. Forbes - 02-24-2020
- Netflix and Nickelodeon partner on original programming, following Disney+ launch TechCrunch - 11-13-2019
- Viacom's Kelly Day on Digitally Reinventing MTV, Nickelodeon and Buying Awesomeness TV for a "Steal" The Hollywood Reporter - 07-08-2019
- 7-Year-Old YouTube Megastar Ryan ToysReview Is Getting His Own Nickelodeon Series Tubefilter - 02-15-2019
- Stream all of your favorite Nickelodeon classics for $6 per month Engadget - 08-28-2018
- Nickelodeon Hosts Casting Call At VidCon Tubefilter - 07-27-2015
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