FCC proposes Major kids TV changes

anotherguy said:

I would hope that perhaps something like Kids Click could be made into a full time subchannel. But then how many stations would carry it?

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As has been mentioned in several previous posts, kids and teens can find what they want on cable and on the internet 24/7. A kids subchannel only makes sense for people who can afford neither cable nor internet and have only OTA TV. Those families' kids can watch E/I programming or PBS children's shows when they're on, and maybe sleep, read, play music or go outside and get some exercise when they're not. Another children's network on a subchannel is a cure for which there, largely, is no disease. On the other hand, Grit, ME, and similar subchannels showing old movies and old TV shows have plenty of potential viewers -- mainly retirees on fixed incomes who don't see the need to pay for cable or subscribe to a streaming service (if they have internet).

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anotherguy said:

I would hope that perhaps something like Kids Click could be made into a full time subchannel. But then how many stations would carry it?

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Sinclair should ditch TBA and rebrand it Kids Click just my opinion.

"Kids Click" Runs 7 Days A week mostly in the morning with up to 3 Hours of Animation Programming Daily on most channels/subchannels owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group and also on some non-Sinclair owned channels/subchannels. (in Phoenix the service airs on both 50.3 This TV and 50.7 TBD with the full 3 hour program block 7 days a week.) https://kidsclick.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KidsClick