That's what Sandy Wax, president of
PBS Kids Sprout, tells the
Philadelphia Inquirer in
this interview. The
digital cable channel for preschoolers, now carried in 37 million homes, recently moved into Philadelphia's new
Comcast Center.
Comcast is one of the principal partners on the channel, along with PBS, Sesame Workshop and London-based HIT Entertainment. The 24-hour channel runs ads but has "very strict policies" about what it accepts, Wax says. No sugary cereals, for example, but "[we] love the
Geico gecko," she says.
No comments:
Post a Comment