Ready, Set, Slime! Nickelodeon USA To Start To Premiere The Brand New Version Of "Figure It Out" From Monday 11th June 2012 At 7 P.M. (ET/PT)

Below is a Nickelodeon Press Release from PR Newswire:

Ready, Set, Slime! Nickelodeon Premieres Figure It Out on Monday, June 11, at 7 P.M. (ET/PT)

Host Jeff Sutphen Challenges Nickelodeon Star Panelists Victoria Justice, Jennette McCurdy, Cymphonique Miller, Big Time Rush and Rachel Crow To Figure Out Kids' Hidden Talents

LOS ANGELES, May 18, 2012 /Nickelodeon Press Release via PRNewswire/ -- One of Nickelodeon's most popular game shows of the '90s, Figure It Out premieres with an all-new 2012 style on Monday, June 11, at 7 p.m. (ET/PT). All new episodes of the game show that challenges celebrities to guess kid contestants' unique talents will feature guest panelists from hit Nickelodeon series including iCarly, Big Time Rush and Victorious. Hosted by Jeff Sutphen (BrainSurge), Figure It Out airs Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. (ET/PT).

Caption: Host Jeff Sutphen on the set of Nickelodeon's most popular game show of the 90's, Figure It Out premiering with all-new 2012 style episodes on Monday, June 11, at 7 p.m. ET/PT. (PRNewsFoto/Nickelodeon)

(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120518/NY10239 )
"Giving kids a TV platform to showcase their quirky personal talents is core to the fun of Figure it Out," said Marjorie Cohn, Nickelodeon's President of Development and Original Programming. "Combine this with slime and a panel of fiercely competitive Nick stars and you have a game that is uniquely Nickelodeon."

Every Figure It Out episode features a panel of four stars trying to guess the unique talent or accomplishment of two kid contestants each, through three rounds of game play, by asking yes or no questions while being bombarded by messy visual and tactile clues. For every round the panel fails to figure it out, the contestant wins a prize. If, after three rounds, the panel can't figure out the kid's unique skill, the contestant takes home the grand prize. Each game culminates in the reveal of the talent with an in-studio demo.

The slime that was made famous in the '90s version of Figure It Out is back and better than ever. Each panelist has a chance to be slimed if they perform the "secret slime" action, which is revealed in round two of the game. Contestants also have the chance to be honored with a sliming, if the panelist is able to guess the pre-determined "word of honor," a word that is key to helping them figure out the contestants' special talent.

Figure It Out originally aired for four seasons on Nickelodeon from July 1997 to December 1999 and was hosted by Olympic gold medalist swimmer Summer Sanders. Panelists from the original broadcast included Kenan Thompson, Aaron Carter, Amanda Bynes, Chris Jericho, Coolio, Jack Hanna, Sherman Helmsley, Evander Holyfield, Joe Namath, Julius Erving, Michelle Trachtenberg, Mike O'Malley and Mya, among several others. The series was created by Kevin Kay and Magda Liolis with Eileen Braun and Liolis currently serving as executive producers.

Nickelodeon has a long history of developing original, hit game shows. The first game show that aired on the network was Double Dare in 1986, featuring Nick's signatory slime. Over the next 16 years, Nickelodeon launched many other game shows including hits such as Finders Keepers and Super Sloppy Double Dare ('87), Family Double Dare, ('88), Make the Grade and Think Fast ('89), Wild and Crazy Kids ('90), Get the Picture ('91), GUTS and Nick Arcade ('92), Legends of the Hidden Temple ('93), Global GUTS, ('95), Figure it Out ('97), You're On! and Figure it Out: Family Style ('98), Figure it Out: Wild Style ('99), Double Dare 2000 ('00), and Nick Robot Wars and Scaredy Camp ('02). Six years later came Family GUTS ('08), BrainSurge ('09) and Family BrainSurge ('11) -- the new wave of game shows for the first generation of Nickelodeon parents and adults that grew up watching shows like Double Dare and GUTS [and Nickelodeon Internationals Camp Orange].

Nickelodeon, now in its 33rd year, is the number-one entertainment brand for kids. It has built a diverse, global business by putting kids first in everything it does. The company includes television programming and production in the United States and around the world, plus consumer products, online, recreation, books and feature films. Nickelodeon's U.S. television network is seen in more than 100 million households and has been the number-one-rated basic cable network for 17 consecutive years. For more information or artwork, visit http://www.nickpress.com. Nickelodeon and all related titles, characters and logos are trademarks of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIA, VIA.B).

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Nickelodeon Star And "Victorious" Actress Victoria Justice Unveils The New Music Video For Her New Song "Make It In America"

From Digital Spy:

'Victorious's Victoria Justice unveils 'Make It In America' video - watch

The Victorious star releases the music video to new song "Make it in America"

Victoria Justice has released the music video to her new track 'Make it in America'.

The Nickelodeon star is seen driving around in the desert before receiving a text message from her friends to perform at a party.



Justice stops by to pick up three male friends before heading off to the nightime party in the desert.

The singer-actress previously listed her musical influences, which range from popstars Britney Spears and Madonna to British female artists such as Amy Winehouse and Lily Allen.

Justice can be seen regularly on the hit Nickelodeon show Victorious, where she plays an aspiring singer at a performing arts school.

"[Fame is] flattering, but what blows me away is the fact that the show airs around the world. That's incredible," she has said about the success of her show.

> Kids' Choice Awards 2012: 'Victorious' cast on Will Smith, sliming
> Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2012: Winners in full
> Victoria Justice on 'Victorious' success: 'It's mind-blowing'

The brand new "Victorious" song 'Make It In America' is the first single from the brand new "Victorious" music album "Victorious 2.0: More Music from the Hit TV Show".

Jacksonville Beach, Florida, USA Technology Startup 'Yovia' Helps Advertisers Leverage Facebook For Real Growth

From PR Newswire via DigitalJournal.com (press release):

Technology startup Yovia helps advertisers leverage Facebook for real growth

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla., May 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The slogan on the wall of Yovia's Jacksonville Beach offices says 'Spread the word®' because that's what the startup does. Yovia's People Engine is a unique technology that matches millions of social media users with select advertisers in a way that works to drive real leads and sales for businesses.

Yovia has already helped hundreds of companies including Nickelodeon, Toyota and Coca-Cola to spread their word by providing access to targeted, authentic Facebook users who are more than happy to help pass a message along.

It's no secret that people love to go on Facebook and share their personal lives, but the verdict may still be out on whether or not social media users convert into customers. The effectiveness of Facebook's advertising program has been the subject of much speculation leading up to Friday's expected IPO.

"Facebook is actually a tremendous great source of traffic and leads," said Yovia CEO Jalali Hartman. "But simply running a Facebook ad is probably not going to work for many businesses. Advertising is no longer about clicks, but about real people interacting."

Learn more about how Yovia helps businesses truly leverage Facebook as a profitable advertising channel via their website:

http://about.yovia.com/sponsors/case-study/

Contact:
Jalali Hartman
904-534-7415
jhartman@yovia.com

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The Children's Media Conference Announces Lineup - Nickelodeon UK's VP of Scheduling, Tim Patterson, To Attend

From Gamasutra:

THE CHILDREN’S MEDIA CONFERENCE ANNOUNCES LINEUP – LANE MERRIFIELD ANNOUNCED AS KEYNOTE SPEAKER – – BEN BOCQUELET TO GIVE MASTERCLASS –

[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource GamesPress.]

London 21 May 2012 – The Children's Media Conference – the leading event for everyone involved in developing, producing and distributing kids’ content across all platforms – has today announced its programme for the 2012 conference, which takes place from the 4 – 6 July in Sheffield. The conference will be chaired by former BBC head of children’s programmes Anna Home and organised by Kathy Loizou and Greg Childs.

Lane Merrifield, co-founder of Disney's Club Penguin and Executive Vice President of Disney Online Studios, will deliver this year's keynote speech. Addressing the Conference theme "Ahead of the Game", Lane will share his insights into the success of the global number one virtual world for children aged 6-14, while considering new ways of connecting with kids in the future.

Following the keynote, an impressive array of media luminaries will take to the floor to host and participate in a series of Masterclasses and Panel Sessions.

Ian Livingstone OBE – Life President of Eidos Games and co-founder of the popular and influential series of Fighting Fantasy roleplaying gamebooks – will reflect on the current creative challenges and opportunities in interactive media, sharing some of his learning from the last 30 years and considering what the future holds. Ian's influence on the UK games industry has been fundamental, and more recently his report to government on equipping the next generation with skills in coding, has led to a revolution in the ICT curriculum in schools.

Ben Bocquelet – creator of The Amazing World of Gumball phenomenon – will join Mic Graves (director) and Daniel Lennard (exec producer) to give a masterclass on how The Amazing World of Gumball became a BAFTA award-winner.

Reg Bailey - Chief Executive of Mothers' Union, led a six-month independent review into the commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood. He called on businesses and broadcasters to play their part in the protection of children. Now he joins leading academics and representatives from mobile and online operators to discuss how far the industry has responded to that call in the CMC panel “Are we Safe Yet?”

In a new initiative for 2012, CMC is asking industry leaders to "put their money where their mouth is" in a Dragons' Den-style pitching competition featuring Nigel Pickard, Zodiak Media, Sander Schwartz, Fremantle Media and Michael Acton Smith, Mind Candy.

In a second new initiative for 2012, there will be a Meet the Commissioners - China session. Senior representatives from CCTV (China Central Television) and Kaku Animation Company will offer opportunities for sales, co-production and commissioning in China, and hold a series of one-to-one meetings with potential suppliers.

Commissioners and senior executives from all major broadcasters and publishers are attending, including Stuart Cosgrove, Director of Creative Diversity, Channel 4; Joe Godwin, Director of Children's BBC; Kaye Benbow, Controller of CBeebies; Helen Bullough, Head of CBBC Production; Gemma Brady, Editor, Education, Channel 4; Louise Bucknole, Director of Programming, Disney Channels UK & Ireland; Beth Gardiner, VP of Original Programming at the Disney Channel; Jamila Metran, Programme Manager CITV; Tim Patterson, VP of Scheduling at Nickelodeon UK; Daniel Lennard Vice President Original Series & Development at Turner Broadcasting; Sionned Wyn Roberts, Content Commissioner Children's, Learning & Digital at S4C; Eric Huang, Business Development Director, Penguin Digital; plus representatives from leading production, animation, distribution and licensing companies.

The conference close will be a debate on the future prospects for children's independent film-making, following the Chris Smith Review of Film policy, and the appointment of Ben Roberts as Director of the Film Fund at the BFI. Ben will join leading producers and distributors to discuss what can be done to stimulate animation and children’s and family film in the UK.

Anna Home OBE, Conference Chair said:

“This year’s CMC theme is ‘Ahead of the Game’, a nod of course to the spirit of competition and collaboration which we’ll see at the upcoming Olympics, ‘the greatest show on earth’.

2012's CMC will present intelligence and ideas to help delegates to scope out the future of their businesses and to find partners and colleagues in order to compete with the best in the world.

Currently children’s media and entertainment is full of new possibilities – there are new players in the kids’ market place as well as the rise and rise of Apps for kids and smart phones, along with other opportunities for transmedia development of brands. No doubt it’s an exciting environment to be in, though it does bring with it the uncertainty as to which business models to follow. The CMC will help delegates plan a route through this unpredictability.

The remit of the CMC is to provide support for producers and buyers to produce and distribute the best possible quality media for children. This year’s key speakers will cover the entire gamut of excellence in media: Ben Bocquelet will discuss award-winning kids comedy and animated innovation; Reg Bailey will talk about the commercialisation of childhood; Ian Livingstone will take us on a creative journey through 30 years of game-making and consider a future generation equipped to make the UK a powerhouse of game development; and Lane Merrifield, notably “ahead of the game” when he co-founded Club Penguin will explore new relationships with the audience.

I look forward to welcoming delegates to Sheffield this July to be part of the real “greatest show on earth” – making content for kids that’s the best that it can be.”

Other key sessions include:

Second Screen – Companion apps alongside TV content have made a big impact in mainstream viewing – are they coming to kids’ TV too? Leading producers explore how second screen children’s TV can work.

3DTV and Beyond – Examines the possible future for 3DTV. Will we ever reach a point of duality where programmes are simulcast in 2D and 3D, or will 3D be relegated to only sports and ‘special event’ TV.

So Now You've Got an App? – This workshop follows on from last year’s “So You Think You Need an App”. Delegates will get hands on opportunities to explore the creative and business issues that can arise as the apps market matures.

Screen to Shelf – Ready for Retail – Successful children’s media explodes into reality through imaginative play, experiences and products. Aimed at creators, producers and commercial partners who have ambition to take their brand into a life off-screen, this workshop will provide the insight and practical skills to help you translate from screen to shelf.

Never Ending Story – This session will explore the art of storytelling. Is it fundamentally the same as it has always been? Or has technology changed everything? Do storytellers from different disciplines approach narratives differently? How does storytelling have to change in light of children's media consumption? Will stories cease to have a beginning, middle and an end?

Other conference sessions include: Shape It, Pitch it (on early stage project development); The Power of the Parent; The Kids Are All Right (on conducting rigorous research); Enabling Kids and Connecting Communities; Protecting Sally the Seahorse (on character exploitation and protection); Thank You for the Music; The Audio Picture (brand extension on audio platforms); Working with CBBC and the ever popular panel-show style opening session which reviews the past year, explores future issues and finds out just what kids are up to in a light hearted quiz format.

-ENDS-

Lime Pictures MD Sean Marley Leaves Company

From the Liverpool Daily Post:

Lime Pictures MD Sean Marley leaves company

LIVERPOOL TV giant Lime Pictures is searching for a new managing director after Sean Marley left to pursue new challenges.

Sean Marley, one of the best-known faces in Merseyside’s media world, became MD [Managing Director] at Lime in 2005. In his time at Lime the company has developed new spin-offs for its flagship programme Hollyoaks.

The company has since pioneered "structured reality" with TOWIE, which follows the lives and loves of a group of young people in Essex.

Producers "nudge" its stars to make sure their real lives are as dramatic as any drama.

Speaking last year, Heswall-born Mr Marley said: “It is constructed and planned, which we openly admit. We do not make anybody do what they would not naturally be doing in their lives. We just make sure it happens in a way which means we can tell a story – and that it makes beautiful television.”

Lime also produced Geordie Shore, which follows some of Newcastle's "finest lads and lasses" as they partied in Tyneside.

The former Grange Hill producer is still a big noise in the children's TV world, with Lime’s show House of Anubis a huge hit in the UK, Australia and on US channel Nickelodeon.

Lime has pioneered new ways to make money from television, securing sponsorship from Skelmersdale discount retailer Matalan for the spin-off Hollyoaks Music Show.

It teamed up with licensing agent CPLG to produce a range of licensed TOWIE products.

Lime also became one of the first to use “product placement” in its shows after a ban on the practice was lifted last year. Well-known brands are now able to pay to see their products on television. Mr Marley said: “After nine years working at Lime, this felt like a good time to pursue new opportunities.

“I am leaving at a time when our slate is stronger than ever, with Hollyoaks, TOWIE, Geordie Shore, House of Anubis – and many more shows in the pipeline.

“I am proud we not only have the reputation of being a home for true creativity and excellence – but also we pioneered product placement in Hollyoaks and laid the foundations for a significant commercial business across all of our programmes. “With immense pride in our achievements, and with the company in such good health, I felt it was time to look to new challenges. I wish everyone at Lime continued success.”

Lime’s chief executive, Lesley Douglas,, who succeeded Carolyn Reynolds earlier this year, said: “It is understandable that after such a long and impressive track record here that Sean has decided to take on a new challenge.

“I want to thank Sean for the integrity and wisdom he has shown in all his dealings on behalf of Lime and the central role he has played in ensuring the continued success of the company. Undoubtedly he will go from strength to strength in his future chosen path and everyone at Lime Pictures wishes him well.”

Marley, who is originally from Heswall, went to York University before moving into radio.

In 1993, at Metro Radio in Newcastle, he became the youngest programme director in the UK. And in 1999, he joined Radio City as managing director.

In 2003 he joined Lime, then called Mersey TV, at the invitation of the company’s founder Phil Redmond.

Also, from C21Media:

Lime Pictures MD steps down

The MD of All3Media-owned prodco Lime Pictures has stepped down after nine years at the firm.

Sean Marley joined the Liverpool, UK-based firm in 2003 as commercial director when it was known as Mersey Television. He was upped to MD following the All3 buy-out in 2005, with the company renamed a year later.

A Lime spokeswoman said that the firm had started looking for a replacement for Marley, who hasn’t reveal where he’s headed next.

“After nine years of working at Lime this felt like a good time to pursue new opportunities,” Marley said in a statement.

Lime Pictures CEO Lesley Douglas said that it was “understandable that after such a long and impressive track record here that Sean has decided to take on a new challenge.”

The move comes just five months after Douglas joined Lime from Universal Music UK, taking over the CEO role from Carolyn Reynolds. The latter had held the position for six years but went to work on new projects for All3 while retaining a consultancy role at Lime.

The All3 subsidiary’s programming credits include structured reality hits The Only Way is Essex and Geordie Shore, which air in the UK on ITV2 and MTV respectively. It is also behind Channel 4′s youth-focused soap opera Hollyoaks and Nickelodeon kids’ series House of Anubis.

All3 meanwhile is continuing the search for its own successor to CEO Steve Morrison.

Andrew McDonald
21-05-2012
©C21Media

GENRES: Drama, Reality, Teen

SHOWS: Geordie Shore, Hollyoaks, House of Anubis, The Only Way Is Essex

PEOPLE: Carolyn Reynolds, Lesley Douglas, Sean Marley, Steve Morrison

COMPANIES: All3Media, Lime Pictures

SECTIONS: C21Drama

COUNTRIES: UK

Also, from Broadcast:

Lime managing director Sean Marley exits

Lime Pictures managing director Sean Marley is leaving the producer after nearly a decade.

Over the last nine years Marley has seen the company grow its portfolio from Hollyoaks to include The Only Way is Essex, Geordie Shore and House of Anubis.

His track record includes extending the TOWIE brand through merchandising deals and securing a significant product placement deal for Hollyoaks.

Lime chief executive Lesley Douglas said: “I want to thank Sean for the integrity and wisdom he has shown in all his dealings on behalf of Lime and for the central role he has played in ensuring the continued success of the company. Undoubtedly he will go from strength to strength in his future chosen path and everyone at Lime Pictures wishes him well.”

Marley said: “I am proud that we not only have the reputation of being a home for true creativity and excellence – but also that we have pioneered product placement in Hollyoaks and have laid the foundations for a significant commercial business across all of our programmes.

“With immense pride in our achievements, and with the company in such good health, I felt it was time to look to new challenges. I wish everyone at Lime continued success.”

Marley joined Lime Pictures as commercial director in 2003, when it was called Mersey Television. He was appointed managing director by new owner All3Media in 2005 and is the second senior management figure to leave the company in less than a year. Former chief executive Carolyn Reynolds stepped down in December 2011 to work across projects of parent company, All3Media.

Also, from the Liverpool Echo via the Ormskirk & Skelmersdale Advertiser:

Reality TV pioneer leaves Liverpool's Lime Pictures

THE man who helped to pioneer a new generation of reality television shows, such as The Only Way Is Essex, has left Liverpool TV giant Lime Pictures.

Sean Marley, one of the best- known faces in Merseyside’s media world, has left his job as managing director at the company which makes Hollyoaks to “pursue new challenges”.

Mr Marley, 43, became MD at Lime in 2005.

The company has since pioneered “structured reality” with TOWIE, which follows the lives and loves of a group of young people in Essex.

Producers “nudge” its stars to make sure their real lives are as dramatic as any drama.

Speaking last year, Heswall-born Mr Marley said: “It is constructed and planned, which we openly admit. We do not make anybody do what they would not naturally be doing in their lives. We just make sure it happens in a way which means we can tell a story – and that it makes beautiful television.”

Lime also produced Geordie Shore, which follows some of Newcastle’s “finest lads and lasses” as they partied in Tyneside.

The former Grange Hill producer is still a big noise in the children’s TV world, with Lime’s show House of Anubis a huge hit in the UK, Australia and on US channel Nickelodeon.

Lime has pioneered new ways to make money from television, securing sponsorship from Skelmersdale discount retailer Matalan for the spin-off Hollyoaks Music Show.

It teamed up with licensing agent CPLG to produce a range of licensed TOWIE products.

Lime also became one of the first to use “product placement” in its shows after a ban on the practice was lifted last year. Mr Marley said: “After nine years working at Lime, this felt like a good time to pursue new opportunities.

“I am leaving at a time when our slate is stronger than ever, with Hollyoaks, TOWIE, Geordie Shore, House of Anubis – and many more shows in the pipeline.

“I am proud we not only have the reputation of being a home for true creativity and excellence – but also we pioneered product placement in Hollyoaks and laid the foundations for a significant commercial business across all of our programmes.”

Lime’s chief executive, Lesley Douglas, said: “I want to thank Sean for the integrity and wisdom he has shown in all his dealings on behalf of Lime and the central role he has played.”

Nickelodeon Orders Brand New Children's Daily Soap Opera Titled "Hotel 13" From Studio 100; To Debut On TV During Fall 2012

According to the below Nickelodeon Germany Press Release (via Nickelodeon Germany's "Nickelodeon Presseinformationen" E-Mail newsletter service; translated by Google Translate), Nickelodeon Europe has ordered a brand new live-action daily soap opera for Nickelodeon's European channels called "Hotel 13" from Belgium production company "Studio 100", who also make the hit mystery Nickelodeon TV series, "House of Anubis" for Nickelodeon channels and networks around the world.

Nickelodeon Europe's brand new television series "Hotel 13", which will be aimed towards Nickelodeon viewers aged 8 to 11 years, started filming in Antwerpen, Belgium on Monday 2nd April 2012 and is due to debut on Nickelodeon Europe during Autumn 2012 (Fall 2012). The German language edition of the series will be co-produced by Nickelodeon Northern Europe, NV Studio 100 and Studio 100 Media.

Nickelodeon Europe's new daily soap opera, "Hotel 13", is about a beautiful Art Nouveau hotel near the sea, where during the holidays, six teenagers who could not be more different meet up; Tom and Anna have applied for summer jobs at the hotel, Flo is training in the kitchen, Victoria is a pampered guest, and Jack is the son of the hotel owner. As Anna's friend Liv arrives at the hotel, the group is complete. Tom has his own reasons for a summer job at the Hotel 13: He got a cryptic message to "find the room and 13th. But that's easier said than done, as seems to be a room with the number 13 did not give it." The search begins and with it a great holiday adventure full of friendship, fun and first love.

Nickelodeon and Media Studio 100 HOTEL start with 13 new daily soap for the Nordic market

Broadcast in autumn 2012 on Nickelodeon

Filming began in April 2012 in Belgium

On 2 April was in Antwerp, Belgium, the first door to the filming of "Hotel 13" (120x12 ', 8 to 11 years), a new soap opera for children and young people, which will air in fall 2012 on Nickelodeon. Actor Peter Nottmeier (Switch Reloaded), Jörg Moukkadam (Vicky the men) and the young actor Patrick Baehr (Einstein), Carol Quick, Julia Schäfer, Gerrit Klein, Marcel Glauche Hanna Scholz and face the camera head of the Dutch Directors Dennis bots. The German language edition of the series is co-produced by Nickelodeon Northern Europe, NV Studio 100 and Studio 100 Media, which start after the successful international cooperation for the mystery soap "Anubis" Now another joint project. "Hotel 13" is currently the largest and most comprehensive in-house production of children's broadcaster in Northern Europe.

"Studio 100 Media and Nickelodeon combines many years a successful and fruitful cooperation. We are very pleased that we continue this cooperation now with hotel 13th Our young viewers are very adventurous and they are well advised to Nickelodeon. After the mysterious riddles in Anubis we send our young protagonist now for an exciting summer adventures in the Hotel 13, "said Patrick Alders, Managing Director of Nickelodeon Northern Europe.

Patrick Elmendorff, managing director of the Studio 100 Media GmbH: "Hotel 13 fits perfectly in the Studio 100 family of programs. With strong in-house productions such as Anubis or hotel 13 we want to strengthen and expand our position in the European and international markets. We eagerly look so contrary to the story of adventure and friendship combined in Hotel 13. "

Until last December, the shooting in Belgium. Local production takes on the Studio 100 NV, the casting was accompanied by "Le and La". The first season of "Hotel 13" includes 120 episodes of twelve minutes. The German language edition of the series for the countries in Northern Europe produces clusters Nickelodeon, a community of Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland and Austria and subsequently synchronized in the local language. Merchandising products to series such as board games, puzzles, DVD box and radio play in the fall of 2012 hit the market.

Site of the new daily soap, the hotel is 13, a beautiful Art Nouveau hotel near the sea. During the holidays in the hotel meet six teenagers who could not be more different: Tom and Anna have applied for a summer job at the hotel, Flo is training in the kitchen, Victoria is a pampered guest, Jack is the son of hotel owner. As Anna's friend Liv arrives at the hotel, the group is complete. Tom has his own reasons for a summer job at the Hotel 13: He got a cryptic message to find the room and 13th But that's easier said than done, as seems to be a room with the number 13 did not give it. The search begins and with it a great holiday adventure full of friendship, fun and first love.

Since the 12th September 2005 provides Nickelodeon and its broad spectrum of high-quality preschool, teen and cartoon series for more variety in the German children's and family television. Nickelodeon is the homeland of Germany and internationally successful children's shows and classics such as 'SpongeBob SquarePants', 'Jimmy Neutron' and 'Dora'. Also many new formats such as educational preschool series "Bubble Guppies" and "Backyardigans - The Backyardigans", the superhero cartoon "Danny Phantom" and successful live-action series like 'iCarly', 'Victorious',' The House Anubis', 'Ned's Declassified School' and 'Big Time Rush' are seen in Germany exclusively for Nickelodeon. The transmitter can be received via satellite (Astra 19.2 °) and digital cable without limitation, almost everywhere in Germany. Since May 2011 can also be received the HD simulcast of Nickelodeon. For real fans there since December 2007 Nicktoons: Here you can see free of advertising and German premiere series premieres and new episodes before they are aired a month later as a free-TV premiere on Nickelodeon. Another pay-TV offering in April, the station launched in 2009 for Nick Jr. preschool children 3 5 years and their parents see here around the clock in an ad-free environment, especially high-quality television for the youngest audience. The online presence, with more than 58 million www.nick.de PIs now one of the most visited Web sites for children in Germany. Nickelodeon is part of MTV Networks, a branch of the international media company Viacom. Nickelodeon is the world's only multimedia entertainment brand for kids only. For over 25 years of service to the children, Nickelodeon today reaches 320 million households in 169 countries with its 28 channels, 21 programs and 2 broadband services in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the United States. Nickelodeon shows are also broadcast by third parties in key markets worldwide, so that distribution includes Nickelodeon total of 669 million households. Nickelodeon's international services include digital channels in the UK, Australia and Mexico. In the U.S., other digital channels such as Noggin, Nicktoons, Nick GAS and Too are received. The company's portfolio of international businesses also includes 21 country-specific websites, Nickelodeon Movies and global licensing and merchandising of products such as Nickelodeon's Rugrats, Blue's Clues, Dora and SpongeBob.

Viacom International Media Networks Northern Europe

Contact: Christina Blankenburg
Phone: +49 30 700 100-174, fax: +49 30 700 100-9174
E-mail: blankenburg.christina@vimn.com, Info: www.presse.nick.de.

Also, below is the untranslated version of the same Nickelodeon Deutschland Press Release:

Nickelodeon und Studio 100 Media starten mit HOTEL 13 neue Daily Soap für den nordeuropäischen Markt

Ausstrahlung im Herbst 2012 bei Nickelodeon

Dreharbeiten starteten im April 2012 in Belgien

Am 2. April fiel im belgischen Antwerpen die erste Klappe zu den Dreharbeiten von „Hotel 13“ (120x12’, 8 bis 11 Jahre), einer neuen Daily Soap für Kinder und Jugendliche, die im Herbst 2012 bei Nickelodeon ausgestrahlt wird. Schauspieler Peter Nottmeier (Switch Reloaded), Jörg Moukkadam (Wickie und die starken Männer) sowie die jungen Schauspieler Patrick Baehr (Schloss Einstein), Carola Schnell, Julia Schäfer, Gerrit Klein, Marcel Glauche und Hanna Scholz stehen vor der Kamera des holländischen Head Directors Dennis Bots. Die deutschsprachige Ausgabe der Serie ist eine Gemeinschaftsproduktion von Nickelodeon Northern Europe, Studio 100 NV und Studio 100 Media, die nach der international erfolgreichen Zusammenarbeit für die Mystery Soap „Das Haus Anubis“ nun ein weiteres gemeinsames Projekt starten. „Hotel 13“ ist aktuell die größte und umfangreichste Eigenproduktion des Kindersenders in Nordeuropa.

„Studio 100 Media und Nickelodeon verbindet seit Jahren eine erfolgreiche und gute Zusammenarbeit. Wir freuen uns sehr, dass wir diese Kooperation nun mit Hotel 13 fortsetzen. Unsere jungen Zuschauer sind sehr abenteuerlustig und mit Nickelodeon sind sie gut beraten. Nach den mysteriösen Rätseln im Haus Anubis schicken wir unsere jugendlichen Protagonisten nun auf ein spannendes Sommerabenteuer im Hotel 13“, erklärt Patrick Alders, Managing Director Nickelodeon Northern Europe.

Patrick Elmendorff, Geschäftsführer der Studio 100 Media GmbH: „Hotel 13 passt hervorragend in die Studio 100-Programmfamilie. Mit starken Eigenproduktionen wie Das Haus Anubis oder Hotel 13 möchten wir unsere Position im europäischen und internationalen Markt stärken und ausbauen. Mit Spannung sehen wir daher der Geschichte gepaart aus Abenteuer und Freundschaft im Hotel 13 entgegen.“

Noch bis Dezember dauern die Dreharbeiten in Belgien an. Die Produktion vor Ort übernimmt die Studio 100 NV, das Casting wurde von „Le und La“ begleitet. Die erste Staffel von „Hotel 13“ umfasst 120 Episoden à zwölf Minuten. Die deutschsprachige Ausgabe der Serie wird für die Länder im Nickelodeon Northern Europe Cluster produziert, einer Gemeinschaft der Länder Deutschland, Belgien, den Niederlanden, Dänemark, Schweden, der Schweiz und Österreich und im Anschluss in die jeweilige Landessprache synchronisiert. Merchandising Produkte zur Serie wie Brettspiel, Puzzle, DVD Box und Hörspiel werden im Herbst 2012 auf den Markt kommen.

Schauplatz der neuen Daily Soap ist das Hotel 13, ein wunderschönes Jugendstil-Hotel direkt am Meer. Während der Ferien treffen in dem Hotel sechs Teenager aufeinander, die nicht verschiedener sein könnten: Tom und Anna haben sich auf einen Ferienjob im Hotel beworben, Flo macht eine Ausbildung in der Küche, Victoria ist ein verwöhnter Gast und Jack ist der Sohn des Hotelbesitzers. Als Annas Freundin Liv im Hotel eintrifft, ist die Gruppe komplett. Tom hat seine ganz eigenen Gründe für einen Ferienjob im Hotel 13: Er hat eine rätselhafte Botschaft bekommen und soll das Zimmer 13 finden. Doch das ist leichter gesagt als getan, denn ein Zimmer mit der Nummer 13 scheint es gar nicht zu geben. Die Suche beginnt und mit ihr ein großes Ferienabenteuer voller Freundschaft, Spaß und der ersten Liebe.

Seit dem 12. September 2005 sorgt Nickelodeon mit seinem breiten Spektrum von qualitativ hochwertigen Vorschul-, Cartoon- und Teenie-Serien für mehr Vielfalt im deutschen Kinder- und Familienfernsehen. Nickelodeon ist die Heimat der deutschlandweit und international erfolgreichsten Kinderprogramme und zeigt Klassiker wie 'SpongeBob Schwammkopf', 'Jimmy Neutron' oder 'Dora'. Auch viele neue Formate wie die pädagogisch wertvollen Vorschul-Serien 'Bubble Guppies' und 'Backyardigans – Die Hinterhofzwerge', der Superheld-Cartoon 'Danny Phantom' sowie erfolgreiche Live-Action-Serien wie 'iCarly', ’Victorious’, 'Das Haus Anubis', 'Ned´s ultimativer Schulwahnsinn' und 'Big Time Rush' sind in Deutschland exklusiv bei Nickelodeon zu sehen. Der Sender ist über Satellit (Astra 19,2°) und über digitales Kabel ohne Einschränkung fast überall in Deutschland empfangbar. Seit Mai 2011 kann zusätzlich der HD Simulcast von Nickelodeon empfangen werden. Für echte Fans gibt es seit Dezember 2007 NICKtoons: Hier sehen sie werbefrei und in deutscher Erstausstrahlung Serienpremieren und neue Episoden, bevor diese einen Monat später als Free-TV-Premiere bei Nickelodeon ausgestrahlt werden. Ein weiteres Pay-TV Angebot ist der im April 2009 gestartete Sender für Vorschulkinder NICK Jr. 3-5Jährige und ihre Eltern sehen hier rund um die Uhr in einem werbefreien Umfeld hochwertiges Fernsehprogramm speziell für die jüngste Zielgruppe. Der Online-Auftritt www.nick.de gehört mit über 58 Mio. PIs mittlerweile zu den meistbesuchten Websites für Kinder in Deutschland. Nickelodeon gehört zu MTV Networks, einem Zweig des international tätigen Medienkonzerns Viacom. Nickelodeon ist die weltweit einzige Multimedia Unterhaltungsmarke ausschließlich für Kinder. Seit über 25 Jahren im Dienste der Kleinen, erreicht Nickelodeon heute 320 Millionen Haushalte in 169 Ländern weltweit mit seinen 28 Sendern, 21 Programmfenstern und 2 Breitbanddiensten in Afrika, Asien, Europa, Lateinamerika und den Vereinigten Staaten. Nickelodeon Shows werden auch durch Dritte in wichtigen Märkten weltweit ausgestrahlt, so dass Nickelodeons Verbreitung insgesamt 669 Millionen Haushalte umfasst. Nickelodeons internationale Dienste beinhalten digitale Kanäle in UK, Australien und Mexiko. In den USA können weitere digitale Kanäle wie Noggin, Nicktoons, GAS und Nick Too empfangen werden. Das Unternehmensportfolio internationaler Geschäftsbereiche umfasst darüber hinaus 21 länderspezifische Webseiten, Nickelodeon Filme und globales Licensing und Merchandising von Nickelodeon-Produkten wie Rugrats, Blue's Clues, Dora und SpongeBob.

Viacom International Media Networks Northern Europe

Kontakt: Christina Blankenburg
Fon: +49 30 700 100-174, Fax: +49 30 700 100-9174
E-Mail: blankenburg.christina@vimn.com, Info: www.presse.nick.de.

Also, more about Nickelodeon Northern Europe's brand new daily children's soap "Hotel 13" from C21Media:

Nick moves from House to Hotel

Nickelodeon Northern Europe and Munich-based producer Studio 100 Media are again partnering on a major live-action series, this time one set in a seaside hotel.

German-language daily soap Hotel 13 (120x12′) will air on Nick channels in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland and Austria. It will be dubbed into the respective countries’ languages when production is finished.

Shooting has begun in the Belgian city of Antwerp and will continue until December. Viacom International Media Networks-owned Nick, Studio 100 Media and its Belgian parent firm Studio 100 are coproducing, with Dennis Bots attached as director.

Aimed at 8-11s, the plot will follow six very different teenagers that meet in an art nouveau hotel. One teenager searches for a mysterious ‘room 13,’ which doesn’t appear to exist.

The pair first hooked up on Belgian/Dutch mystery drama Het Huis Anubis (House of Anubis), which was later formatted for UK and US audiences and led to Nick adopting a more open approach to global coproduction.

Last month, Nick ordered a third English-language season of Anubis.

Jesse Whittock
23-05-2012
©C21Media

GENRES: Children's, Soap

SHOWS: Hotel 13, House of Anubis

PEOPLE: Dennis Bots

COMPANIES: Nickelodeon Northern Europe, Studio 100 Media

SECTIONS: C21 Kids

COUNTRIES: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, US

Also, from Kidscreen:

Studio 100 and Nickelodeon launch new kids soap series

Following the success of its soap/mystery series House of Anubis , Belgian Studio 100 and Nickelodeon have joined forces again on a new soap for kids ages eight to 11 entitled Hotel 13 (120 x 12 minutes).

The series follows the adventures of six teenagers who come together while staying and working at a seaside hotel. The plot thickens when one of the teens learns via a mysterious message that he has to locate room 13, which doesn’t appear to exist.

Production on the new German-language series began last month in Belgium and will continue until December 2012 with the series scheduled to air this fall on Nickelodeon for the Northern European market (Germany, and dubbed versions to Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland and Austria).

Nickelodeon Northern Europe, Studio 100 NV and Studio 100 Media are co-producing the German-speaking version of the series with Dutch director Dennis Bots on board as director.

Coinciding with the fall television debut, merchandising products (a board game, puzzle, DVD box and audio drama) will also be launched.

The new production follows on the heels of House of Anubis being green lit by Nickelodeon for a third season.

Tags: Germany, Hotel 13, Nickelodeon, Studio 100

Nickelodeon Germany Announces Sunday 27th May 2012 To Be "Think Happy Day", A Whole Day Devoted To "SpongeBob SquarePants"!

According to the below Nickelodeon Germany Press Release (via Nickelodeon Germany's "Nickelodeon Presseinformationen" E-Mail newsletter service; translated by Google Translate), Nickelodeon Germany (also known as Nickelodeon Deutschland) will be celebrating their third annual "Think Happy Day", a whole day devoted to the popular animated original Nickelodeon series (Nicktoon) "SpongeBob SquarePants", on Sunday 27th May 2012. To celebrate, Nickelodeon Germany will be asking German "SpongeBob SquarePants" fans and Nickelodeon viewers to "Be Spongy!", and will be holding a special all day "SpongeBob SquarePants" programming marathon that will 55 episodes of "SpongeBob SquarePants" between 6.00am and 8.15pm, plus a special showing of "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie" at 2.00pm.

Between Sunday 27th May 2012 and Saturday 14th July 2012, Nickelodeon Germany will also be asking European Nickelodeon viewers (viewers of Nick Germany, Nickelodeon Austria, Nickelodeon Switzerland, Nickelodeon Netherlands, Nickelodeon Belgium, Nickelodeon Sweden, Nickelodeon Denmark and Nickelodeon Norway) and "SpongeBob SquarePants" fans to log on to the official Nickelodeon Germany website, Nick.de, to add their photographs of themselves pulling "SpongeBob SquarePants" facial expressions, where each photograph will be added to a giant photo mosaic of "SpongeBob SquarePants" featuring several thousand fans' photos. The finished "SpongeBob SquarePants" mosaic will then be unveiled and be displayed on a special street banner around Europe during Summer 2012.

Nickelodeon Germany's "Think Happy Day" event will be supported by Swiss soul and pop singer Stefanie Heinzmann.

"Squidward, Patrick - all coming over here!" SpongeBob invites on 27 May at Think Happy Day one

Be Spongy: Nickelodeon invites the children to insert a floating yellow days

Large photo session for all SpongeBob fans, with celebrity support by Stefanie Heinzmann

On 27 Think Happy May Day and the Pirates SpongeBob SquarePants Nickelodeon program: From morning to evening at 6.00 clock at 20.15 clock Nickelodeon shows for one day only SpongeBob episodes. The always optimistic and cheerful SpongeBob will make this Sunday along with his friends for a sponge-yellow solid. A total of 55 episodes of Nickelodeon shows, including many episodes that show the good in Sponge: SpongeBob, Mr. Krabs the credit card to glow brings - but not for himself but for Pearl, Mr. Krabs daughter (Sunday, May 27th at 7.15 clock). Or his enthusiasm for work: When SpongeBob in martial arts fever and then almost loses his job, he simply invents a new discipline and karate champion beef burger (27.05, 6.45 clock.). Sunday is the highlight of the SpongeBob Movie at 14.00 clock.

The Think Happy Day is celebrated on Nickelodeon for the third time. 2012 is the yellow sponge slogan: Be Spongy! On www.nick.de viewers can be inspired by SpongeBob's funny, crazy faces, they imitate them and upload a photo. Of 27 May to 14 July will be collected all the photos. Each participant is helping to create a giant photo mosaic SpongeBob. Also a singer and SpongeBob fan Stefanie Heinzmann (new album: "Stefanie Heinzmann") is pleased to be working with their photo to be a part of the mosaic: "For me, the little sponge is a great model. From his optimism, I am happy to be infected. ". The finished SpongeBob image is composed of several thousand fans' photos and see this summer in several countries of Europe as a street banner to be. Take part in the action fans from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark and Norway. On nick.de SpongeBob fans can also observe how the giant mosaic is growing daily and is always crazy. Think Happy Day on 27 May 2012 from 6.00 clock on Nickelodeon.

All images of the series

Since the 12th September 2005 provides Nickelodeon and its broad spectrum of high-quality preschool, teen and cartoon series for more variety in the German children's and family television. Nickelodeon is the homeland of Germany and internationally successful children's shows and classics such as 'SpongeBob SquarePants', 'Jimmy Neutron' and 'Dora'. Also many new formats such as educational preschool series "Bubble Guppies" and "Backyardigans - The Backyardigans", the superhero cartoon "Danny Phantom" and successful live-action series like 'iCarly', 'Victorious',' The House Anubis', 'Ned's Declassified School' and 'Big Time Rush' are seen in Germany exclusively for Nickelodeon. The transmitter can be received via satellite (Astra 19.2 °) and digital cable without limitation, almost everywhere in Germany. Since May 2011 can also be received the HD simulcast of Nickelodeon. For real fans there since December 2007 Nicktoons: Here you can see free of advertising and German premiere series premieres and new episodes before they are aired a month later as a free-TV premiere on Nickelodeon. Another pay-TV offering in April, the station launched in 2009 for Nick Jr. preschool children 3 5 years and their parents see here around the clock in an ad-free environment, especially high-quality television for the youngest audience. The online presence, with more than 58 million www.nick.de PIs now one of the most visited Web sites for children in Germany. Nickelodeon is part of MTV Networks, a branch of the international media company Viacom. Nickelodeon is the world's only multimedia entertainment brand for kids only. For over 25 years of service to the children, Nickelodeon today reaches 320 million households in 169 countries with its 28 channels, 21 programs and 2 broadband services in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the United States. Nickelodeon shows are also broadcast by third parties in key markets worldwide, so that distribution includes Nickelodeon total of 669 million households. Nickelodeon's international services include digital channels in the UK, Australia and Mexico. In the U.S., other digital channels such as Noggin, Nicktoons, Nick GAS and Too are received. The company's portfolio of international businesses also includes 21 country-specific websites, Nickelodeon Movies and global licensing and merchandising of products such as Nickelodeon's Rugrats, Blue's Clues, Dora and SpongeBob.

Viacom International Media Networks Northern Europe
Contact: Christina Blankenburg
Phone: +49 30 700 100-174, fax: +49 30 700 100-9174
E-mail: blankenburg.christina@vimn.com, Info: www.presse.nick.de.

Also, below is the untranslated version of the same Nickelodeon Deutschland Press Release:

„Thaddäus, Patrick – kommt mal alle her!“ SpongeBob lädt am 27. Mai zum Think Happy Day ein

Sei Spongy: Nickelodeon lädt die Kinder ein, einen schwammgelben Tag einzulegen

Große Fotoaktion für alle SpongeBob-Fans, mit prominenter Unterstützung von Stefanie Heinzmann

Am 27. Mai ist Think Happy Day und SpongeBob Schwammkopf kapert das Nickelodeon-Programm: Von morgens um 6.00 Uhr bis abends um 20.15 Uhr zeigt Nickelodeon einen Tag lang nur SpongeBob-Folgen. Der stets optimistische und gutgelaunte SpongeBob wird diesen Sonntag gemeinsam mit seinen Freunden zu einem schwammgelben Fest machen. Insgesamt zeigt Nickelodeon 55 Episoden, darunter auch viele Folgen, die das Gute im Schwamm zeigen: SpongeBob, der Mr. Krabs Kreditkarte zum Glühen bringt – aber nicht für sich selbst, sondern für Perla, Mr. Krabs Tochter (Sonntag, 27. Mai um 7.15 Uhr). Oder seinen Arbeitseifer: Als SpongeBob im Kampfsportfieber ist und daraufhin fast seinen Job verliert, erfindet er kurzerhand eine neue Disziplin und wird Karatemeister im Burgerbraten (27.05., 6.45 Uhr). Highlight am Sonntag ist der SpongeBob Movie um 14.00 Uhr.

Der Think Happy Day wird bei Nickelodeon bereits zum dritten Mal gefeiert. 2012 ist die schwammgelbe Parole: Sei Spongy! Auf www.nick.de können die Zuschauer sich von SpongeBobs lustig-verrückten Grimassen inspirieren lassen, sie nachahmen und davon ein Foto hochladen. Vom 27. Mai bis zum 14. Juli werden alle Fotos gesammelt. Jeder Teilnehmer hilft mit, ein Riesen-SpongeBob-Mosaik-Foto zu kreieren. Auch Sängerin und SpongeBob-Fan Stefanie Heinzmann (aktuelles Album: „Stefanie Heinzmann“) freut sich darauf, mit ihrem Foto ein Teil des Mosaiks zu sein: „Für mich ist der kleine Schwamm ein großes Vorbild. Von seinem Optimismus lasse ich mich gern anstecken.“. Das fertige SpongeBob-Bild wird aus mehreren tausend Fan-Fotos zusammengesetzt und diesen Sommer in mehreren Ländern Europas als Straßenplakat zu sehen sein. An der Aktion nehmen Fans aus Deutschland, Österreich, der Schweiz, den Niederlanden, Belgien, Schweden, Dänemark und Norwegen teil. Auf nick.de können SpongeBob-Fans außerdem beobachten, wie das Riesenmosaik täglich wächst und immer verrückter wird. Think Happy Day am 27. Mai 2012 ab 6.00 Uhr bei Nickelodeon.

Alle Bilder der Serie

Seit dem 12. September 2005 sorgt Nickelodeon mit seinem breiten Spektrum von qualitativ hochwertigen Vorschul-, Cartoon- und Teenie-Serien für mehr Vielfalt im deutschen Kinder- und Familienfernsehen. Nickelodeon ist die Heimat der deutschlandweit und international erfolgreichsten Kinderprogramme und zeigt Klassiker wie 'SpongeBob Schwammkopf', 'Jimmy Neutron' oder 'Dora'. Auch viele neue Formate wie die pädagogisch wertvollen Vorschul-Serien 'Bubble Guppies' und 'Backyardigans – Die Hinterhofzwerge', der Superheld-Cartoon 'Danny Phantom' sowie erfolgreiche Live-Action-Serien wie 'iCarly', ’Victorious’, 'Das Haus Anubis', 'Ned´s ultimativer Schulwahnsinn' und 'Big Time Rush' sind in Deutschland exklusiv bei Nickelodeon zu sehen. Der Sender ist über Satellit (Astra 19,2°) und über digitales Kabel ohne Einschränkung fast überall in Deutschland empfangbar. Seit Mai 2011 kann zusätzlich der HD Simulcast von Nickelodeon empfangen werden. Für echte Fans gibt es seit Dezember 2007 NICKtoons: Hier sehen sie werbefrei und in deutscher Erstausstrahlung Serienpremieren und neue Episoden, bevor diese einen Monat später als Free-TV-Premiere bei Nickelodeon ausgestrahlt werden. Ein weiteres Pay-TV Angebot ist der im April 2009 gestartete Sender für Vorschulkinder NICK Jr. 3-5Jährige und ihre Eltern sehen hier rund um die Uhr in einem werbefreien Umfeld hochwertiges Fernsehprogramm speziell für die jüngste Zielgruppe. Der Online-Auftritt www.nick.de gehört mit über 58 Mio. PIs mittlerweile zu den meistbesuchten Websites für Kinder in Deutschland. Nickelodeon gehört zu MTV Networks, einem Zweig des international tätigen Medienkonzerns Viacom. Nickelodeon ist die weltweit einzige Multimedia Unterhaltungsmarke ausschließlich für Kinder. Seit über 25 Jahren im Dienste der Kleinen, erreicht Nickelodeon heute 320 Millionen Haushalte in 169 Ländern weltweit mit seinen 28 Sendern, 21 Programmfenstern und 2 Breitbanddiensten in Afrika, Asien, Europa, Lateinamerika und den Vereinigten Staaten. Nickelodeon Shows werden auch durch Dritte in wichtigen Märkten weltweit ausgestrahlt, so dass Nickelodeons Verbreitung insgesamt 669 Millionen Haushalte umfasst. Nickelodeons internationale Dienste beinhalten digitale Kanäle in UK, Australien und Mexiko. In den USA können weitere digitale Kanäle wie Noggin, Nicktoons, GAS und Nick Too empfangen werden. Das Unternehmensportfolio internationaler Geschäftsbereiche umfasst darüber hinaus 21 länderspezifische Webseiten, Nickelodeon Filme und globales Licensing und Merchandising von Nickelodeon-Produkten wie Rugrats, Blue's Clues, Dora und SpongeBob.

Viacom International Media Networks Northern Europe
Kontakt: Christina Blankenburg
Fon: +49 30 700 100-174, Fax: +49 30 700 100-9174
E-Mail: blankenburg.christina@vimn.com, Info: www.presse.nick.de.