Tagged with: CBBC
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Next generation: up to a third of iPlayer views are children's programmes
Angela Griffiths
Head of Scheduling, BBC Children's
Children growing up today have never been bound by a linear TV schedule. Being able to catch up, stream or download box sets of new shows are native concepts to them. Some CBBC programmes, receive a bigger proportion of iPlayer viewing than the TV channel.
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BBC winners at the RTS Awards 2018
Jen Macro
Digital Content Producer, About the BBC
A round up of the BBC winners at the Royal Television Society Programme Awards 2018
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Making The Worst Witch for CBBC
Marcus Wilson
Executive producer
Marcus Wilson, executive producer of The Worst Witch, which is based on a series of books and starts this week on CBBC, shares the programme's story from page to screen.
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CBeebies named Channel of the Year at the Children's BAFTAs 2016
Hannah Khalil
Digital Content Producer, About The BBC Blog
A round-up of the BBC wins at the Children's BAFTAs 2016.
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Scream Street Bites - Short animations for CBBC from students' ideas
Hannah Khalil
Digital Content Producer, About The BBC Blog
Last October, students from the North of England were invited to take part in the creative development opportunity, to generate ideas for a short animation for Scream Street on CBBC, now you can watch the results.
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BBC iPlayer Kids: the kids are in control
Alice Webb
Director, BBC Children's & Education
Director, BBC Childrens Alice Webb introduces BBC iPlayer Kids
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Making Blue Peter: The Walk that Changed The World
Jon Jacob
Editor, About the BBC Blog
In a special edition of Blue Peter broadcast on Thursday 31 March presenter Radzi Chinyanganya has retraced the path of the 50 mile walk, meeting the survivors of the 1965 march between Selma and Montgomery in Alabama, led by the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. We spoke to Radzi and assistant produ...
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A big day for CBBC
Cheryl Taylor
Controller of CBBC
Cheryl Taylor, Controller CBBC, explains why it's the end of an era as the CBBC logo is updated.
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CBBC's My Life: "How show jumping helped my ADHD"
CBBC’s My Life documentary series returns on 17 February at 5.15pm, so we talked to 14-year-old Kai who has ADHD and who we follow in the first episode of the new series.
