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.
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.
Are enhanced e-books bad for kids’ reading skills?
New research suggests that enhanced e-books’ special features can be distracting both to young kids and to their parents reading the books with them.
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.
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…