Monday 9 February 2015

YouTube for kids

YouTube for kids edges closer as Google buys apps firm launch pad toys

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This article is about how youtube is expanding and is now aiming to show videos for kids and kids only. The allows parents the oppurtunity to keep their children safe.
Google has bought children’s apps developer Launchpad Toys for an undisclosed amount, in a deal that may well be related to its plans to launch a new version of YouTube aimed at kids.
ToonTube was essentially a mini-YouTube where all the videos were created by children, with Launchpad Toys also providing the tool – TeleStory – used to make those videos. Google buying the company is a big hint at its ambitions to do more with children’s videos on YouTube.

Some of the most popular channels on YouTube are already aimed at children. Toy-unboxing channel DC Toys Collector and Minecraft gamer Stampy were its second and fourth most popular channels in 2014 with 3.3bn and 2.2bn views respectively.

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