Chromecast gets Comedy Central, Sesame Street, TuneIn and Epix
Another wave of apps just added support for Google’s streaming stick.
Elmoflix is here: Sesame Street launches a standalone video subscription service
Clips featuring Elmo, Abby and Grover are available on plenty of sites online, but Sesame Go does offer paying users access to a few exclusives.
Hulu gets more kids content, including Sesame Street in English and Spanish
Hola, Elmo: Hulu added a number of new shows to its Hulu Plus kids section Thursday, including episodes of the Sesame Street in English and Spanish, as well as shows like Strawberry Shortcake, Bob the Builder, Bratz and Angelina Ballerina. All of the content is on a non-exclusive basis, meaning that you’ll likely recognize much of it from Netflix (s NFLX) — but it’s nonetheless interesting that Hulu is continuing to invest in kids content, which seems to be working well for all online services. And adding Spanish-language titles to the mix is an interesting twist. Hulu launched its Latino offering in late 2011, and has since struck a number of deals to get content for its Spanish-speaking audience.
Elmo loves iPads: Close to half of Sesame Workshop’s audience now uses mobile devices
Can you tell me how to get to…the Sesame Street app: Close to half of Sesame Workshop’s audience now uses touchscreen devices.
All you can read or watch: A guide to subscription streaming services for kids
In recent months, unlimited entertainment services for kids have proliferated. We took a look at the options in two categories: Ebooks and video.
Big Bird, Caillou and Sonic could be part of YouTube’s subscription slate
YouTube is reportedly close to launching paid channel subscriptions on its site – and we’ve found a number of clues that hint at kids content being part of this initiative.
This Sesame Street app will potty-train your kid
Hope you’ve got a screen protector…Sesame Street has a new iOS app, “Potty Time wit?h Elmo,” that is aimed at kids and parents going through the potty-training process.
The future of TV isn’t TV, it’s broadband.
As government strives to keep up with the broadband age, the Senate held a hearing covering the future of television, but midway through I realized that the Senate has it all wrong. The future of TV isn’t found in deregulation, it’s found on the Internet.
Sesame Street’s Digital Transition: Apps For The Juicebox Set
While most children, like their parents, still encounter Sesame Street primarily on their TV, the 43-year-old nonprofit brand now attracts 1…
Netflix looks to kids to make its UI more fun
Netlix recently posted a job opening for a UI designer specialized on kids websites and online games. Does the video giant plan to launch a separate website dedicated to its large library of kids content, or will the entire Netflix UI become a bit more kid-friendly?