BBC positioning quality programming against online content concerns
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The BBC's decision to revive Play School reflects efforts to counter growing concerns about low-quality and addictive online children's content, a topic being examined by MPs on the culture, media and sport select committee. The move also positions the corporation's brands to compete in the increasingly global children's TV market.
“In a changing media landscape, we believe trusted, high-quality children's content has never been more important.”
Patricia HidalgoPatricia Hidalgo Director of BBC Children's and EducationBBC Public broadcaster
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