HALIFAX, Sept. 16, 2013 /CNW/ – DHX Media Ltd. (TSX: DHX), a leading independent creator, producer, distributor and licensor of children’s entertainment content, is pleased to announce its acquisition ...
‘Teletubbies,” the occasionally maligned though very popular children’s series about four alien-like creatures with TV screens in their bellies, will return in January with segments pushing diversity.
Teletubbies turns 25 this year, and now has a new Netflix reboot on the way. What made this colourful and strange world so appealing to children – and so controversial, asks Timmy Fisher. In March ...
The Canadian media group that owns Inspector Gadget is in advanced talks about a deal to take control of the Teletubbies, the children's characters part-owned by the BBC. Sky News understands that DHX ...
LONDON — She may be nearing 70, but Anne Wood, Britain’s most successful producer of TV programs for very young children, is at work on a follow-up to her hit “Teletubbies.” Pitched to a slightly ...
Meet the Twirlywoos – the next big thing in the world of children’s TV. The colourful creatures are the creation of Ragdoll Production’s Anne Wood, the woman behind such hits as Teletubbies and In The ...
NEW YORK — “Teletubbies Everywhere” will debut in January on the PBS Kids preschool programming block. Each 10-minute episode will precede PBS’ daily broadcasts of “Teletubbies.” “Everywhere” moves ...
This month the Teletubbies, the British children’s TV import, turns 20 years old. Two decades later the producers estimate that the show has been seen by some 1 billion children. The four Teletubbies ...
RAGDOLL, the Stratford-based children's television company, has rubbished reports that the Teletubbies are saying "Tubby bye-bye" for good. A Sunday newspaper reported that the hugely successful and ...
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