Moonbug Channel launches across the Nordic region

Moonbug Entertainment has concreted an agreement with pay-tv operator Allente to launch the Moonbug Channel in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. The channel is scheduled to launch mid-March. With this expansion into Western Europe, the Moonbug Channel is now available in 83 different countries across EMEA and APAC.

“Our partnership with Allente signifies the introduction of the Moonbug Channel to Western Europe, bringing the total number of countries where families can enjoy our channel to 83. This is a significant milestone for Moonbug as we expand our offering across EMEA and offer our content to families and fans in convenient and accessible ways,” said Dilek Doyran, Head of Channel Partnerships EMEA, Moonbug Entertainment. “We are looking forward to bringing the joy of our stories and characters to more kids and supporting parents and carers in their day-to-day parenting journey with shows that inspire little ones to laugh, learn and grow.”

The 24/7 Moonbug Channel has been carefully designed to put families at the forefront, supporting parents and carers throughout their daily routines such as mealtime, bath time, bedtime and more. All Moonbug IPs will be featured, including "CoComelon", "Blippi", "Little Angel", "Gecko’s Garage", "Morphle", "Oddbods" and many others. As part of this deal, the Channel will be supported with VOD offerings, which will also launch mid-March.

“We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Moonbug, an acclaimed global entertainment powerhouse dedicated to bringing joy and education to children worldwide”, said Michael Bärlin, Chief Content Officer at Allente. “I am excited about the prospect of introducing Moonbug's iconic brands, such as 'CoComelon' and 'Blippi', to our audience. Moonbug's commitment to making high-quality, enriching content accessible to every child aligns seamlessly with our mission. This collaboration marks a significant step in providing our viewers with unparalleled content that not only entertains but also nurtures the growth and learning of the next generation."