Children's Programming NCTA Decries Kids TV Regulatory Disparity with OTT Suggests FCC should jettison children's programming regs as outdated New Research: Excessive TV Viewing Can Harm Kids and Adults One study found that excessive TV viewing hurt the eyesight of children under the age of three TV Stations Given Leeway to Air Local Community Events by FCC Waiver will last until the end of April Latest about Children's Programming FCC Offers KidVid Compliance Guide to Small TV Stations By Michael Balderston published 19 September 19 New children’s programming rules took effect on Sept. 16. Changes to KidVid Rules, Access, on the Horizon By Michael Balderston published 20 June 19 The FCC set for a vote on children’s programming rules, while YouTube contemplates its own platform changes. Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST READ1NextGen TV Launches In Portland, Maine2Mattel to Launch First FAST Channels on Samsung TV Plus3NAB Board Election Results Announced4Amagi Names Richard Perkett Chief Product Officer5FCC Votes to Restore Net Neutrality Rules
FCC Offers KidVid Compliance Guide to Small TV Stations By Michael Balderston published 19 September 19 New children’s programming rules took effect on Sept. 16.
Changes to KidVid Rules, Access, on the Horizon By Michael Balderston published 20 June 19 The FCC set for a vote on children’s programming rules, while YouTube contemplates its own platform changes.
