The full contents list for the Children's Media Yearbook 2018
Introduction
Welcome! From the Children’s Media Foundation - Greg Childs
Editor’s introduction - Terri Langan
The Children’s Media Foundation year - Anna Home
CMC at 15 - Kay Benbow, Angela Salt, Kath Shackleton
Current affairs and industry news
The importance of the creative sector tax reliefs for children’s content - Anna Mansi
The state of animation production in the UK, 2018 - Phil Dobree
The good, the bad and the ugly - the digital year - John Kent
Research
VR + kids: a UK research roadshow for the Children’s Media Foundation - Alison Norrington
Connected grandparents: are smart toys the future for intergenerational play? - Anna Taylor and Fiona Pearce
Understanding emerging culture: creating meaningful futures for children’s brands - Cato Hunt and Colette Sensier
Beauty and the beast - Lesley Salem and Chloe Bartlem
Children’s screen content in an era of forced migration: missing voices, diversity, and questions of ethics - Naomi Sakr, Christine Singer and Jeanette Steemers
In an ever-connected world, children are becoming increasingly disconnected - Nick Richardson
Trends & Tradition
LGBT storylines in children’s TV - David Levine
Small people, big picture - Allanah Langstaff
Screwball! - Bob Ayres
Let’s hear it for the girls - Beth Parker
Children’s radio - Kayleigh Keam
Making your fans fall in love with your content - Helen Dugdale
Kids on earth – the next normal - Howard Blumenthal
History, natural history, vikings and their animals! - Nigel Pope
Family matters - Tom O’Connell
Someone tell the puppets to stop talking! - Will Brenton
Digital
Time for the game changers to change their game - Ed Petrie
Tech to remember – ongoing innovations in the way kids interact with media - Alex Milne Turner
“Doing more” to keep children “safe” online? - Andy Phippen
If teenagers taught online safety... - Estelle Lloyd
Finding your voice - Anna Campbell
Alexa, what’s the future of voice recognition for kids? - Gary Pope
Big Birthdays
No snowflakes please, we’re Grange Hill - Diana Hinshelwood
Paddington Bear – an enduring icon in our throwaway age - Diana Hinshelwood
Blue Peter’s big birthday - Ewan Vinnicombe
Beano’s immortal birthday secret! - Michael Stirling
Farewell
Brian Cant: a tribute - Jonathan Cohen
Emma Tennant: a tribute - Lucy Goodman
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