Children being ‘sedated’ by algorithmic YouTube content, MPs hear
Experts including children’s laureate lament low quality of entertainment and call for more funding for children’s TV Lots of children’s programming made for YouTube is “not entertainment, it’s sedation”, the UK children’s laureate has warned. Frank Cottrell-Boyce said “frictionless” programming (…)
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