Paramount-owned children’s VoD service, Noggin, is to close. Staff have been let go as part of the 800 employees that Paramount is to lose, and the on-line App will end later this year.

Noggin was a subscription service, and new subscriptions will no longer be accepted. The fee was $8 a month, or $71 for a year and reportedly had 2.5 million customers.

The service was aimed at kids under 7 and included Award-winning programmes such as Blue’s Clues & You and Peppa Pig.

Existing programming will transfer to Paramount+ while current subscribers will be given the option of transferring their account to Paramount+.

Other posts by :

1. Revenue jump forecast for Eutelsat
2. Moody’s upgrades Eutelsat’s debt rating
3. Rivada Space Networks wins spectrum dispute
4. Will we take an AI bubble bath?
5. Eutelsat shareholders upset over Rights Issue
6. Amazon Leo satellites en route to French Guiana
7. Deutsche Bank reveals targets for AST SpaceMobile
8. AST SpaceMobile boss outlines benefits
9. Report: LEO build-out accelerates

Categories: Articles, Business, VOD

Tags: Noggin, paramount, Peppa Pig