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The reality of how children’s TV and digital content is developed, researched, produced, tested, marketed, transmitted, consumed and appreciated is complex. Every effort – in programming, public service, outreach, advertising practices or marketing – has direct impact on all other areas.
In this space, the ACCM will showcase stories that illuminate media contributions to children’s entertainment, learning and culture. We’ll look for ways to improve our profession, and analyze what happened when we believe the industry errs. We’ll consider worldwide developments and their meaning for the US. We’ll ask questions of top experts.
We invite you to join the discussion by submitting your writing to be posted here, or by suggesting topics for us to consider.
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PRIX JEUNESSE is the international children's TV festival, that takes place every other year in Munich. ACCM President David Kleeman blogged from PJ08; his reports are available here.
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Recently, I had the good fortune to attend "Little Airplane Academy," a three-day intensive course in producing preschool television, organized by the genre's hottest creator, Josh Selig (Wonder Pets/Nick Jr., Go Baby!/Playhouse Disney, Oobi/Noggin) and his Little Airplane Productions. read more
The movie "Groundhog Day" explores the notion of a person forced to relive his worst day over and over. He learns from his errors how to improve each repetition, but can't escape the endless loop until he changes beneath the surface.
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