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15th Annual Kidscreen Awards Shortlist Announced - Vimarsana News

15th Annual Kidscreen Awards Shortlist Announced

Winners will be honored at a gala awards ceremony during the upcoming Kidscreen Summit 2024 coming to San Diego in February.

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Numberblocks to Launch in Five New Languages - Vimarsana News

Numberblocks to Launch in Five New Languages

The Numberblocks YouTube channels and apps are set to launch in five foreign languages, including German and Korean.

Numberblocks to launch in five foreign languages - Vimarsana News

Numberblocks to launch in five foreign languages

The Numberblocks brand will expand internationally as The Learning Blocks family YouTube channels collectively hit over 10m subscribers. The hit UK CBeebies show, Numberblocks, is taking off overseas, as Numberblocks YouTube channels launch in five foreign languages including Portuguese, neutral Spa

Blue Zoo opens new Digital and Licensing divisions - Vimarsana News

Blue Zoo opens new Digital and Licensing divisions

The new divisions will power up Blue Zoo's original IP which includes Numberblocks, Big Tree City and Millie and Lou. London-based animation studio Blue Zoo has announced a new chapter in the studio’s journey of exponential growth by opening new digital and licensing divisions, to pioneer the s

'17 is a prime number – eccentric': how Numberblocks became a kids' TV hit | Educational TV - Vimarsana News

'17 is a prime number – eccentric': how Numberblocks became a kids' TV hit | Educational TV

Last modified on Mon 8 Mar 2021 05.37 EST When the first lockdown struck and schools closed, parents suddenly found themselves reassessing their approach to screen time. Their choice was simple: they could either labour on, attempting to piece together a ramshackle Rube Goldberg parenting strategy that kept their children healthy, happy and educated, while maintaining their own obligations to full-time employment, or they could bite the bullet, plonk them in front of the telly and hope their kids’ brains wouldn’t entirely atrophy. Luckily for me, the decision was taken out of our ha...