“Apple Inc. said it is forming a partnership with Sesame Workshop to create children’s programming for its planned subscription video service,” Joe Flint reports for The Wall Street Journal.
“The pact is the latest in a slew of deals Apple has struck in recent months for content including an agreement last week for Oprah Winfrey to create programming for the as-yet unnamed video service,” Flint reports. “Under the terms of the contract, Apple has ordered multiple series from Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit media and educational platform best known for the long-running show ‘Sesame Street.’ Shows will be live-action, animated as well as one featuring puppets, according to a person close to Apple.”
“‘Sesame Street’ isn’t part of the agreement,” Flint reports. “The Sesame agreement indicates that Apple’s service will be broad-based.”
I can just imagine the new shows and songs. “Can you tell me how to get, how to get my parents back?”
Well the more shows the better, to cater to all viewers
But please Apple don’t make your streaming service strictly family orientated, you need a wide variety or else this will fail
to report parents if they’re “gender-railroaded.” Let’s just give the kids a chance to learn who they are. Lopping “it” later is always an option.