Research group based @Swinburne + @RMIT. Partnered with @OZKidsTV, investigating role of Australian kids' TV in people's lives, memories, families and education
Joined August 2021
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Our latest research out of @Swinburne in collaboration with @RMIT reveals Top 10 #AussieKidsTVfavourites of all time. Of all time! Read report ‘Audience Perspectives on the Roles and Long-term Value of Australian Children’s Television': actcresearch.com/project-out…
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More Bluey, less PAW Patrol: why Australian parents want locally made TV for their kids. Read our latest @_ACTC_ article from our research with Aussie parents about local kids’ TV. #Bluey theconversation.com/more-blu… via @ConversationEDU
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A reminder to any current and former teachers, we want to hear from you about if and how you use TV in the classroom! ow.ly/g2tu50P7bZ1
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Calling all teachers! Please fill out our @_ACTC_ survey seeking to find out about how (and if!) you use TV in the classroom 👇
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For @crikey_news, I draw on our @_ACTC_ research - primarily my study on how kids' use streaming platforms - to highlight the need for creative thinking about 'smart' TV policy. 👇 Gov consultation is underway, so the time is NOW to reimagine our kids' TV policy landscape @RMIT
From Round the Twist to Bluey, Australian kids TV has long been a jewel in the crown of the local sector. Yet with the growth of streaming services, the future of Aussie kids TV may be under threat. How can it be safeguarded? @JKBalanzategui takes a look.
crikey.com.au/2023/04/17/aus…
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Do your kids still watch free-to-air TV? I spoke to the ABC about the serendipity of live Kids TV and our @_ACTC_ research with parents who don't bother to fix their antennas. @SwinHASS
abc.net.au/everyday/what-hap…
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Our @_ACTC_ research found that #Bluey was the No. 1 show that Aussie parents watch with their kids and that co-viewing takes place at the weekend. So it’s great that new #Bluey has moved to Sunday mornings making it easier for families to co-watch actcresearch.com/project-out…
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So excited for this show! We cover it in our @_ACTC_ research via interviews with key creatives like Nick - cannot WAIT to see it on screen
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Who has OPINIONS about kids’ tv?? Parent input needed - clink the link if your favourite is #Bluey! 😉💙 Love this research series by the Bluey-loving champs at @_ACTC_ 🙌 #kidstv #australiantv
📣Roll up, roll up 📣to let us know your thoughts on your kids' TV watching habits in the streaming era!!! 📣 We would love 10-15 mins of your time for the 2022 instalment of our Parents' Perspectives survey as part of our ongoing project with @OzKidsTV swinuw.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
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Our @_ACTC_ researchers are back at it again! This time, they’re looking for parents to reveal what their kids watched and how during the pandemic. Did lockdowns change families’ viewing habits? Parents, they need your help ➡️ swi.nu/mq79u #kidstv #research
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Navigating Children’s Media in the Streaming Era with @Swinburne’ Dr Jessica Balanzategui at @ACMI Swinburne Studio. #NextGenNow
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I'll be on ABC National Drive this Saturday arvo sometime between 4:30-6pm to talk about Aussie kids' TV, including our new @_ACTC_ report - listen in if you feel like washing down your democracy sausage with some musings about Bluey + Round the Twist! abc.net.au/radio/melbourne/
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“Swinburne-based team Australian Children’s Television Cultures have completed a nationwide study of parents about how Australian audiences discover, consume & value children’s content.
ABC was a trusted source of children’s television @burkeliam @_ACTC_ tvtonight.com.au/2022/05/abc…
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I'll be on @JOY949 at about 5:45pm today to talk about our new report (researchbank.swinburne.edu.a…) - an outcome of our @_ACTC_ research that details findings from our nationwide study of parents' perspectives of children's TV in the streaming era. 👇 joy.org.au/player/index.html
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Wackadoo! Our nationwide study with parents to discover how Australian audiences discover, consume, and value kids' content in the streaming era has just been published. Read the full @_ACTC_ report and watch the video.👇
Our very own @_ACTC_ in collaboration with @OzKidsTV have published new research on how Aus audiences discover, consume and value local children’s TV shows in the streaming era. Find out more ➡️ swi.nu/8gjkf & tell us your fav Aussie-made kids' TV show ⬇️ #ACTF
38%Bluey
23%Round the Twist
8%The Wiggles
31%Play School
13 votes • Final results ACTC: Australian Children's Television Cultures retweeted
Coming up at 7:45am I'll be talking with @RossAndRussel about iconic Aussie kids shows #Bluey and Round the Twist and our new @_ACTC_ research report Parents’ Perspectives on Australian Children’s Television in the Streaming Era researchbank.swinburne.edu.a…
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Join leading experts in children's digital rights to discuss the practicalities of implementing the UK's Children’s Code in our first Digital Child x @ACMI seminar. Register and more info: bit.ly/DCxACMI_2Jun
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Important 4-year research into Australian children's television is underway to uncover and promote what works for both kids and parents 👏🏼
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With the return of #Bluey, what better time to repost our @_ACTC_ article on 'Why Bluey is an audience favourite, even for adults without kids theconversation.com/an-ideal… via @ConversationEDU
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Due to the COVID-19 extended lockdowns this year, as well as greater accessibility on streaming services, many adults have been returning to their childhoods via nostalgic kids’ TV viewing.
By @burkeliam @JKBalanzategui @joannarmcintyre & Djoymi Baker theconversation.com/beyond-b…