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  • A world of learning and adventure – Google Blog

    A world of learning and adventure – Google Blog

    Ameba’s visually intuitive Google TV app was designed specifically to put younger kids in the driver’s seat of their viewing experience. It’s bright, fun, and easy to navigate. Plus, there’s no inappropriate content or commercials for kids to accidentally crash into.

  • Mamapedia Voices: Smart Kids’ TV

    Mamapedia Voices: Smart Kids’ TV

    Ameba TV is a refreshing change in subscription-based streaming television. What’s so refreshing, you ask? For starters, everything on Ameba is family-friendly; all content focused exclusively to children between the ages of 2-12.

  • Review: Tecca.com

    Review: Tecca.com

    Finally there’s a Netflix for kids only. And — go figure — it’s not from Netflix, and it’s better than Netflix’s new Just for Kids program.

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  • Shaping Youth: Review

    Shaping Youth: Review

    Best Childrens’ TV You’ve Never Seen: Hopefully the emergence of a platform like Ameba TV with full series, animation and music shows will also entice more indie kids TV producers from all over the world to find a global home for their quality content beyond film festival shorts and the web…Go Ameba! Read more

  • Karianna: Review

    Karianna: Review

    TV Without Commercials with Ameba: The online viewing is perfect for my boys. They are already independent on their computers, so having a subscription to Ameba gives them yet another option to browse while they are online. (Also, because we have a small laptop and a 4G key, they can even watch Ameba in the van if they want to. That’s not a bad option for a long car trip!) Read the review

  • Hip Homeschool Moms: Review

    Hip Homeschool Moms: Review

    Hip Homeschool Moms team member review: When we turned Ameba on (the first time)….my almost 10yo son rolled his eyes and said: “Mom, this is for babies!” Now…..he and my other two children are IN LOVE with Ameba. We recently told them we were going to turn cable off….they all three said “CAN WE PLEASE KEEP AMEBA TV?” Read the Review

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  • Wired – Geek Dad: Review

    Wired – Geek Dad: Review

    Kid-Friendly Apple TV/Netflix Alternative: If you’re a parent of young children and you have concerns about what your kids are watching when you aren’t there to supervise, or you’re tired of managing access to streaming content on a multitude of websites, Ameba does offer an attractive solution. If you’re on the fence or not sure whether it’s worth it, they offer a free one week trial, so you have nothing to lose by checking it out. Read the review

  • Cool Mom Tech: Review

    Cool Mom Tech: Review

    Great programming for kids. And not actually on TV: Ameba TV definitely brings a new dimension to TV watching. It’s a commercial-free online network for kids 2-13 that has original and entertaining programming, so much so that I’ve fallen in love with an adorable polar bear named Bernard. There is a whole new array of programs available that mix great animation and creativity, and feel almost Pixar-like in their quality Read the Review

  • Play That Now: Review

    Play That Now: Review

    Play that Now: As for what I was expecting from Ameba’s website description to what we received, it works as advertised. It was a painless process to get it up and running. Setting up profiles for your children, and adding shows to them is simple. I have to give credit to Ameba TV for taking time to make sure that the episodes offered are quality product. This is the way TV for kids should be. Read the Review

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  • Marketing, Media and Childhood: Review

    Marketing, Media and Childhood: Review

    A library of children’s programming: The exciting thing about Ameba TV is that it gives you access to children’s shows created by studios large and small all over the world, and all commercial-free. Meanwhile, those producers gain access to an audience and to revenue. And that can only be good in this time of consolidation, which has put control of children’s television into the hands of a very small group of large corporations. Read the Review

 
 

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