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The Kids StreamerSphere

Welcome to The Kids StreamerSphere, a weekly newsletter if you're interested in the business of kids tv and film. Each paid edition looks at the latest news, deals and performance data for kids content within the context of global streaming.

Newsletter · By Emily Horgan · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    SpongeBob’s Billion Minutes and the Strategic Power of Catalogue in Streaming (opens the original)

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    Big announcement upfront… Like, really big. I’m excited to be partnering with Ireland’s Cultural & Creative Industries Skillnet on The Business of Children’s Media Summit, which is an event happening in Dublin on November 12th, 2026. Very grateful to key sponsor Precisify, as well as support from Screen Ireland and Enterprise Ireland.The event is focused on going direct to the audience, understanding kids and the platforms and pathways that reach them directly. We’ll have a research keynote from

  2. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    Netflix Kids: The Biggest Premium Shop Window in the World (Newsletter #100!!!) (opens the original)

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    Welcome to The Kids StreamerSphere, a regular newsletter where we look at the latest news, deals, and performance data for kids content within the context of global streaming. If you would like to support my work, please consider becoming a paid subscriber.The latest Netflix Kids Content Performance Report is out, and what better way to mark the 100th edition of this newsletter. But the entertainment news cycle never stops. We were just putting finishing touches on the data when news broke that

  3. Issue · Sep 11, 2026

    Takeaways from Visiting the Australian Kids Media Industry (opens the original)

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    I’ve been quiet, which means I’ve been busy. It’s been a busy year to be frank, building, building on multiple different fronts but the good news is we’re finally entering a period where I get to share the fruits of the labour. It’s all kicking off next week with the latest Netflix Kids Content Performance Report, dropping to clients on Monday. We will unpack it here too next Friday, and beyond, as there’s far too much for one newsletter. This is the first of a number of things I’m going to be r

  4. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    About the Netflix Kids Content Performance Reports (opens the original)

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    What they areThe Netflix Kids Content Performance Reports are the B2B client extension of The Kids StreamerSphere. Where the newsletter covers the top stories in kids streaming, the reports provide contextualized analysis organizations can rely on for strategic decision making. We combine Netflix’s public data with our proprietary database and intelligence systems, then deliver the output as a suite of products used by teams across major streaming, global toy and licensing companies. These inclu

  5. Issue · Aug 14, 2026

    YouTube Is Becoming TV but TV Is Also Becoming YouTube (opens the original)

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    Welcome to The Kids StreamerSphere, a regular newsletter where we look at the latest news, deals, and performance data for kids content within the context of global streaming. If you would like to support my work, please consider becoming a paid subscriber.In this newsletter: Premium streaming programming strategies, YouTube nursery rhyme IP, creators, Ozzy Fox, Little Margo Stories, Bluey’s billions, and thoughts on YouTube’s recent Partner Program changes and UX decluttering.Everyone’s saying

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