Kids Media Club
Kids Media Club, Andy Williams, Emily Horgan, Jo RedfernThis is the substack for the Kids Media Club Podcast. Here’s where you find posts about the weekly podcast along with articles and videos we find interesting. Any support is appreciated.
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The hierarchy is dead: dispatches from Kidscreen and MIP London
What’s happening: Two of the biggest events on the kids media calendar ran simultaneously across San Diego and London, and both reflected a shift. YouTube, Roblox and broadcast sat side by side on panels, in keynotes and in the rooms. Altho...
BeddyByes: building an original preschool franchise from bedtime up
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FROM KIDSCREEN'S BIG DEBATE: Is YouTube the best place to build long-term content success?
Special to Kidscreen This debate originally appeared in Kidscreen‘s Q1 2026 issue.
YouTube is TV. Now what?
This newsletter transforms the Kids Media Club podcast into an analysis that you can read at your leisure. We capture the industry signals that matter and speak to people who are advancing the big conversations. You can find the Kids Media ...
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This is the substack for the Kids Media Club Podcast. Here’s where you find posts about the weekly podcast along with articles and videos we find interesting. Any support is appreciated.
Producer and director, podcast host, aspiring artist, and dad of three girls.
Independent kids media consultant
Digital media and youth strategist | Audience growth and revenue strategy for Sports and Entertainment | YouTube, Roblox, TikTok | Podcast host and Speaker | ex BBC, Disney, WWE | Owner of Futrhood Media
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