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Children's Video on Demand Network to Teach Kids the ABC'S of Money
LOS ANGELES - April 4, 2008 - While media conglomerates use television to wean children on their entertainment properties in hopes of creating a marketplace for their licensed wares, Studio 4 Kids, which provides an alternative to the merchandising-driven kids programming that dominates broadcasting and cable, will teach those same consumers-to-be how to share, save and spend smart.
Photo Sharing and Video Sharing Tools on Kid Safe Site Introduced by Studio 4 Kids
LOS ANGELES Dec. 28, 2007 - The Studio 4 Kids website at http://www.studio4kids.tv -- an online destination with fun activities for kids featuring award-winning educational and learning video programming, games, puzzles, and printable resources -- has introduced safe photo sharing and video sharing for families. Studio 4 Kids “Show & Tell" (http://www.studio4kids.tv/showandtell.php) provides families a safe and private online environment combining powerful yet simple photo sharing and video sharing tools to create digital scrapbooks to extend the memories of the holiday season into the New Year and beyond.
Studio 4 Kids to Give Parents and Children DVDs that were previously Expensive and Hard-To-Find
LOS ANGELES December 2007 - Busy parents wanting to give their children DVDs this holiday season can avoid the perils of buying a title that looks great on the outside packaging but fails to deliver on content. Video-on-demand (VOD) is emerging as the ultimate “try before you buy" tool as families turn to their cable providers or the Internet to experience free, quality programming culled from independent producers focused more on providing education than advancing a brand or selling toys.
STUDIO 4 NETWORKS ANNOUNCES
VIDEO-ON-DEMAND USAGE AND DISTRIBUTION INCREASE
LOS ANGELES Dec. 6, 2007 Studio 4 Networks, Inc.
(http://www.studio4networks.com), a leading independent provider of lifestyle and educational programming delivered on-demand over cable television, satellite and the Internet, today reported increased consumer adoption with a 37 percent increase in usage per available household of their television-based video-on-demand programming for the third quarter of 2007.