Chelsea Regan

Amazon has made a selection of kids’ and family content available for free to watch on Prime Video for all Amazon customers as people around the world are spending more time at home due to the coronavirus.

CuriosityStream has launched the Stay in, Stay Curious campaign, which includes an enhanced Kids’ Mode that creates a kid-friendly space in the platform's library of documentary films and series.

PBS Kids has launched a variety of free resources for kids and their parents as many schools in the U.S. close indefinitely due to COVID-19.

Riki Group has inked a deal to make the animated series Kikoriki 3D: New Adventures and Pincode available in Arabic on the SVOD platform Noorplay.

CBC, in light of the closures of schools and daycares across Canada due to COVID-19, is making more content available for children and their caregivers via many of the public broadcaster’s platforms.

A new children’s experience has launched on BBC iPlayer to enable the easy discovery of shows and films for family viewing.

Becca Topol, series developer and story editor, and Sascha Paladino, executive producer, talk about what sets Mira, Royal Detective apart and gives it its international appeal, as well as how its music can bring the whole family together.

Nickelodeon has unveiled the global multiplatform prosocial initiative #KidsTogether, which is using popular characters and talent to share tips for staying healthy and ideas for in-home activities for the whole family.

Iconix and the content distribution company LYD have teamed up for the international expansion of Pororo TV, a Korean kids’ OTT service.

Nickelodeon has increased the broadcast of Genius Brands International’s Rainbow Rangers to 26 airings a week.