07-01-2023, 11:55 PM
Well yes but of course today's audience (Freeview wise) has access to at least five children's channels, one of which is 24/7 broadcast and while the rest only air during the daytime, finishing at various times between 7pm and 10pm, you have access to the on demand catalogue from them all as well. If you have access to other platforms like Now, Sky or Virgin, well you have more children's channels (and content) than you can realistically watch.
A far cry from the days when your only output for that material was typically weekdays between 3:30pm and 5:10pm/5:35pm on two networks (with the Saturday morning magazines and what went out on Sundays as well), and if you missed it, well it was tough basically.
Of course in twenty years who's to say we'll still have on-demand as we do now? What we now know as on demand/streaming was never thought to be possible back in the 80s, but here we are.
A far cry from the days when your only output for that material was typically weekdays between 3:30pm and 5:10pm/5:35pm on two networks (with the Saturday morning magazines and what went out on Sundays as well), and if you missed it, well it was tough basically.
Of course in twenty years who's to say we'll still have on-demand as we do now? What we now know as on demand/streaming was never thought to be possible back in the 80s, but here we are.
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