Sanford C. Bernstein Analyst Warns Nickelodeon USA Might Be In Danger Of Being Dropped By Some TV Distributors, Although Unlikely

From The Hollywood Reporter:

Analyst: Nickelodeon Might Be in Danger of Being Dropped by Some TV Distributors

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Aggressive cable and satellite television companies could attempt a pricing war over Viacom's flagship kids' network, suggests Sanford C. Bernstein's Todd Juenger.

Todd Juenger, analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, on Tuesday raised the specter of the "improbable" -- that cable and satellite services might drop Viacom network Nickelodeon. The analyst mentioned declining ratings, the availability of content online and a thirst by cable and satellite companies to cut costs as linchpins behind a possible action that would no doubt rock the TV industry.

Although still rather unlikely, the prospect of Viacom losing affiliate fees and advertising revenue from one of its flagship stations has been moved by Juenger from being "inconceivable" to being "improbable," which he notes is "a significant difference."

According to ratings reports, Nickelodeon's viewership is down almost 30 percent in the past several months.

Juenger says the overall kids audience universe is down but targets cannibalization from online streaming as a primary factor in a decline in Nick's ratings. He says that ratings are down 10 to 20 percent in Netflix homes, an estimation that comes from research released two months ago that compared 9,500 Netflix streamers and 9,500 nonstreamers from a sample of about 35,000 TiVo set-top users.

Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman has contradicted the notion that the availability of Nickelodeon content on Netflix caused a ratings erosion, saying he didn't think "the limited amount of Nick library content [Nickelodeon library content] on Netflix ... has had a significant impact" and blaming lost ratings on "some ratings systemic issues" at Nielsen.

But Juenger is unconvinced, saying that the problem could extend beyond Nick to Viacom's other networks including MTV. "We fear the long-term value of the flagship networks is in jeopardy," he writes.

Perception of streaming cannibalization could matter as much as the real-or-not truth. One of the comments given by Dish in its announcement that it would soon drop AMC was that customers could still see Mad Men, The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad and other AMC shows through such outlets as Amazon, iTunes and Netflix.

In fact, Juenger offers an imaginary conversation of how a carriage-fee negotiation might proceed between Viacom and multichannel video programming distributors (MVPDs) such as cable and satellite companies:

* Viacom: "We're here to talk about the next six years of 8 percent price increases, plus 2 percent for TV Everywhere rights."

* MVPD: "Your ratings are down. 26 percent at Nick. And our subs can get your content on Netflix, Amazon and Hulu. We should be talking about how much less we should be paying you, not how much more."

* Viacom: "We're investing heavily to restore our audiences."

* MVPD: "Great, maybe the audience will come back. But we're not paying for it ahead of time."

* Viacom: "We need 8 percent (plus 2 percent). Take it or leave it." ("What are you going to do, drop us?")

* MVPD: At least threatens, with some credibility, to "leave it."

"If such a public flare-up actually materializes, we believe the stock will be penalized swiftly and meaningfully," says Juenger, pointing out that AMC's stock has lagged behind the S&P by 8 percent since Dish's announcement to drop the channel.

The analyst also cites the introduction of the commercial-skipping AutoHop as indication that MVPDs are getting more aggressive. He asks, "If Dish is willing to inject this much disruption and risk into its affiliate relationships in order to reset the balance on retrans, then why would it be hard to believe Dish or somebody else would be willing to take on Viacom in a public pricing war, perhaps even going dark for some period of time?"

Other analysts have offered more sympathetic explanations for Nick's ratings woes.

For example, Michael Nathanson at Nomura Equity Research on Monday gave three reasons for the viewership trends. First, he says that Nielsen's recently revised TV household demographic estimates are impacting viewing data by 1 or 2 percent. Second, improved children-specific programming on Netflix has caused viewing behavior on the margins to change. Finally, he writes, "While it might be hard to believe, significantly warmer weather this winter kept kids outside and away from the TV."

Most of the analysts still have "buy" ratings on Viacom. They argue that the Paramount Pictures division is doing well, the company has been executing an aggressive stock-buyback program, and even though ratings for Viacom networks are said to be down about 10 percent in total, that hasn't yet translated into much of a loss in advertising revenue.

Also, from The Australian: Business With The Wall Street Journal:

CBS: hare today, gone tomorrow?

WHEN Sumner Redstone split his media conglomerate in 2005, Viacom was positioned as the hare and CBS, the tortoise. But since the first day of trading on Janueary 3, 2006, while both have outperformed the S&P 500, CBS has generated a total return for shareholders of 48 per cent against Viacom's 16 per cent.

Viacom's DVD business has slowed, and its cable ratings have suffered, reining in growth. CBS, on the other hand, has benefited from rising retransmission-consent fees, a run of great ratings for the CBS Network, syndication deals with other networks and lucrative digital-content deals, for example with Netflix. The shares have recently soared back to near their 2007 peak. But is the CBS hare about to run out of puff?

Viacom's stock prices in its plodding performance at 9.9 times forward earnings estimates. That reflects the 21 per cent tumble in Nickelodeon's ratings in the key 2-to-11-year-old demographic around the end of last year.

Analysts and investors are worried that the company's key cable network is in secular decline as more children watch programs on platforms such as Netflix. Those fears are exacerbated by the fact that the network typically gets about 50 per cent of ad revenue in the December quarter.

CBS, meanwhile, trades at a healthier 12.1 times. Granted, its earnings are expected to grow 28 per cent this year, compared with 14.6 per cent for Viacom. But earnings growth for CBS should moderate to less than 14 per cent in 2013, compared with more than 16 per cent for Viacom. And CBS already has a lot of good news baked into the stock price.

First, there is no guarantee that CBS, the top-rated U..network in nine of the last 10 years, can continue its run. Networks have always lost their crown in the past, even when they looked unassailable - remember NBC early last decade when "Friends" ended and it lost its edge. As in any hit-driven business, when things turn, they can do so quickly. There are also concerns about whether the lucrative digital deals of recent years can be repeated as the likes of Netflix find life tougher. Meanwhile, CBS has hung its growth strategy on rising retransmission fees from cable operators, which could yet be threatened if more consumers ditch their cable-TV package.

And even with its push to generate higher retransmission fees, CBS remains exposed to cyclical advertising for 62 per cent of its revenue. Given the uncertain economy and CBS's need for continued success in the network ratings game, those could come under pressure. Viacom, in contrast, relies on advertising for only 34 per cent of revenue and already has plenty of bad news to contend with.

There are few signs of Viacom picking up its pace. But with CBS's performance already on a high, it might not need its shares to narrow the gap with its former teammate.

UK's Channel 5 Picks Up The Broadcast Rights For Zodiak Kids' Preschool Animated Series "Tickety Toc" For C5's "Milkshake!" Preschool Programming Block

From Kidscreen:

Zodiak Kids’ Tickety Toc picked up by Channel 5′s milkshake!

Zodiak Kids has secured a UK TV platform for its new 52 x 11-minute preschool show Tickety Toc produced by The Foundation (part of Zodiak Kids) and Korea-based FunnyFlux Entertainment.


Channel 5′s milkshake! in the UK has picked up the rights to the series which will launch in Autumn 2012 in their morning preschool block. Zodiak Kids has also secured deals with several other broadcasters internationally including France 5 (France), Disney Junior (Canada), TG4 (Gaelic-language terrestrial channel in Ireland) and Pop TV (Slovenia).

Tickety Toc is a colorful CGI-animated series which follows the fast-paced, comedic adventures of twins, Tommy and Tallulah Tockety and their friends as they race against time to keep the clock ticking. The series explores concepts of teamwork, social responsibility and problem solving.

The series is created and directed by FunnyFlux Entertainment founder and president, Gil Hoon Jung. Executive producers are Nigel Pickard and Vanessa Hill for The Foundation and the series producer is Karina Stanford-Smith.

Tickety Toc was an enhanced acquisition deal with Nickelodeon channels around the world. Zodiak Kids has previously announced early presales of the series to NRK Super in Norway and to YLE Finland.

Tags: Channel 5, FunnyFlux Entertainment, Milkshake, The Foundation, Tickety Toc, Zodiak Kids

Nickelodeon USA To Premiere Saban Brands' Brand New "Power Rangers" Series, "Power Rangers Megaforce", In Early 2013

Below is a Saban Brands press release from PRNewswire:

Saban Brands' Power Rangers Megaforce to Premiere on Nickelodeon in Early 2013

The newest series marks 20 years for the Power Rangers franchise

LOS ANGELES, June 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Saban Brands will launch the newest version of Power Rangers, the number-one kids action series on television, with Power Rangers Megaforce . The all new series, which premieres in 2013, will deliver mega action, humor, excitement, and entertainment, in addition to the core themes of friendship, teamwork, fitness, and helping others. Power Rangers Megaforce will air as Saban Brands celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the Power Rangers franchise.

"Power Rangers continues to delight fans of all ages, even nearly 20 years after it was first introduced to kids across the world," said Elie Dekel, President of Saban Brands. "We are excited to continue the success we've experienced with our partnership with Nickelodeon and introduce fans everywhere to a MEGA- installment in 2013."

Power Rangers Megaforce introduces a plot line that is sure to captivate audiences with exciting new characters, villains, and high-octane action. The new series features Gosei, a supernatural guardian who for centuries, has protected the earth with his robotic aide, Tensou. But when the evil Warstar aliens begin their massive invasion, Gosei calls upon five teenagers with attitude to form the ultimate team...the Power Rangers Megaforce!

When the teens morph into Power Rangers, they gain superhuman strength, agility, and mastery over martial arts. In addition to defending earth against the Warstar aliens, other monstrous factions emerge to challenge the Megaforce Rangers. Under the leadership of a malevolent alien, toxic beasts rise from their slimy underground lair to attack the Earth and a ruthless robot army launches an offensive from their deep sea compound. In order to face these new threats, the Power Rangers Megaforce unlock powerful battle modes to fight their adversaries. Go Go Power Rangers! – fans can look forward to all new MEGA adventures in 2013.

Saban Brands' Power Rangers Megaforce

Saban Brands will launch the newest version of Power Rangers, the number-one kids action series on television, with Power Rangers Megaforce. The new series, which premieres in 2013, will deliver mega action, humor, excitement, and entertainment, in addition to the core themes of friendship, teamwork, fitness, and helping others. Power Rangers Megaforce will air as Saban Brands celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the Power Rangers franchise. The series will be helmed by Haim Saban, who created and produced the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series in 1993. Following its introduction, Power Rangers quickly became the most-watched children's television program in the United States. The series followed the adventures of a group of ordinary young people who "morphed" into superheroes. It was seen in more than 60 countries, translated into numerous languages, and was a mainstay in the most prominent international children's programming blocks. Power Rangers LLC, which licenses and merchandises the Power Rangers brand, is an affiliate of Saban Brands. For more information, visit www.powerrangers.com.

About Saban Brands

Formed in 2010 as a subsidiary of Saban Capital Group, Saban Brands (SB) was established to acquire and develop a world-class portfolio of properties and capitalize on the company's experience, track record and capabilities in growing and monetizing consumer brands. SB applies a strategic transmedia management approach to enhancing and extending its brands in markets worldwide and to consumers of all ages. The company provides full-service management, marketing, promotion, and strategic business development for its intellectual properties including comprehensive strategies unique to each brand, trademark and copyright management and enforcement, creative design, retail development, direct-to-consumer initiatives, and specialized property extensions. SB is led by a superior management team with decades of experience in media, content creation, branding, licensing, marketing, and finance. For more information, visit www.sabanbrands.com

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Events, Surprise Appearances, Partnerships And Exclusive Content And Merchandise To Mark Two Decades Of Power Rangers

Below is a Saban Brands press release from PRNewswire:

Saban Brands to Celebrate 20 Years of Power Rangers With a Power-Packed 2013

Events, surprise appearances, partnerships and exclusive content and merchandise to mark two decades of Power Rangers

LOS ANGELES, June 11, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Go Go Power Rangers! Saban Brands will celebrate 20 memorable years of its world-renowned Power Rangers brand with events, surprise appearances and a variety of exciting partnerships throughout 2013. To mark the major milestone, Saban Brands will continue the legacy with the launch of the all new television installment, Power Rangers Megaforce, scheduled to air in early 2013.

"Twenty years after the Power Rangers first appeared, the brand is stronger than ever – Power Rangers Super Samurai is the number one kids action show on television," said Elie Dekel, President of Saban Brands. "The Power Rangers celebration will be global in scope - wherever our fans are, the Power Rangers will be there, too. Our fans are extremely important to us, and we plan to celebrate the anniversary with them through a steady stream of new and classic content as well as a variety of exciting events and activities."

While broadcast on Nickelodeon and NickToons (Nickelodeon is a worldwide broadcast partner), Saban Brands is also expanding Power Rangers' presence to other platforms to deliver exciting content to fans – including mobile phone apps, games, videos and online activities. In addition, fans will have access to commemorative merchandise, live Power Ranger appearances, and more. The company is also collaborating with key partners to offer unique content and merchandise opportunities for fans throughout the year. Saban will develop 20th Anniversary offerings with the following licensees: Accessory Innovations (accessories), Bandai (toys), Concept One (accessories), Disguise (costumes), Hot Properties (gifts and novelties), JEM Sportswear (apparel), Li & Fung USA/Briefly Stated (sleepwear), Mattel (toys), Mega Bloks (toys), Mighty Fine (apparel), Shout! Factory (DVD's), and TreeHouse (toys).

"Power Rangers has become a pop-culture icon over the past 20 years," said Dekel. "Many who watched Power Rangers in the '90s remember that experience and can now share in the fun with their children, adding to the cross-generational appeal."

Currently in its 19th season, Power Rangers was the brainchild of Haim Saban, who created and produced the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series in 1993. Following its introduction, Power Rangers quickly became the most-watched children's television program in the United States and a worldwide phenomenon. Emphasizing the importance of teamwork, responsibility, and helping others, the series follows the adventures of a group of ordinary young people who "morph" into superheroes. Seen in more than 60 countries, the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was translated into numerous languages, and was a mainstay in the most prominent international children's programming channels.

Since re-acquiring the property in 2010 from Disney and relaunching the series on Nickelodeon in 2011, Saban Brands has achieved dramatic growth with the Power Rangers through relationships with numerous licensees across product categories. Today, fans have more ways than ever to enjoy the Power Rangers.

Saban Brands' Power Rangers Megaforce

Saban Brands will launch the newest version of Power Rangers, the number-one kids action series on television, with Power Rangers Megaforce. The new series, which premieres in 2013, will deliver mega action, humor, excitement, and entertainment, in addition to the core themes of friendship, teamwork, fitness, and helping others. Power Rangers Megaforce will air as Saban Brands celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the Power Rangers franchise. The series will be helmed by Haim Saban, who created and produced the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series in 1993. Following its introduction, Power Rangers quickly became the most-watched children's television program in the United States. The series followed the adventures of a group of ordinary young people who "morphed" into superheroes. It was seen in more than 60 countries, translated into numerous languages, and was a mainstay in the most prominent international children's programming blocks. Power Rangers LLC, which licenses and merchandises the Power Rangers brand, is an affiliate of Saban Brands. For more information, visit www.powerrangers.com.

About Saban Brands

Formed in 2010 as a subsidiary of Saban Capital Group, Saban Brands (SB) was established to acquire and develop a world-class portfolio of properties and capitalize on the company's experience, track record and capabilities in growing and monetizing consumer brands. SB applies a strategic transmedia management approach to enhancing and extending its brands in markets worldwide and to consumers of all ages. The company provides full-service management, marketing, promotion and strategic business development for its intellectual properties including comprehensive strategies unique to each brand, trademark and copyright management and enforcement, creative design, retail development, direct-to-consumer initiatives and specialized property extensions. SB is led by a superior management team with decades of experience in media, content creation, branding, licensing, marketing and finance. For more information, visit www.sabanbrands.com

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Nickelodeon UK And D3Publisher Announce Plans To Release Three Brand New Nickelodeon Video Games In The UK During Summer 2012 - Dish Out The Fun In "iCarly: Groovy Foodie!", Star In "Victorious: Taking The Lead" And Perform Enchanting Spells In "Winx Club: Magical Fairy Party!"

According to this Nickelodeon UK News article from GamesPress via Gamasutra, Nickelodeon Consumer Products UK and the Japanese video game publisher D3Publisher (D3P) have announced plans to release three brand new Nickelodeon Video Games, which will be based on three popular Nickelodeon shows, in the UK during Summer 2012. The brand new Nickelodeon Games, called "iCarly: Groovy Foodie!", "Victorious: Taking the Lead", and "Winx Club: Magical Fairy Party!", will be released in the UK by NAMCO BANDAI Games Europe S.A.S.:

Dish Out The Fun In iCarly™: Groovy Foodie!, Star in Victorious™: Taking the Lead and Perform Enchanting Spells in Winx Club™: Magical Fairy Party!

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

LYON, FRANCE – June 4, 2012 – D3Publisher (D3P) and Nickelodeon today announced three new video games, iCarly™: Groovy Foodie! and Winx Club™: Magical Fairy Party based on the license created by RAINBOW SRL for the Nintendo DS™ hand-held system. Victorious™: Taking the Lead will be released on the Nintendo DS™ hand-held system and the Wii™ system from Nintendo. These three games will be brought to the UK by NAMCO BANDAI Games Europe S.A.S. Available this Summer, iCarly: Groovy Foodie! offers highly addictive gameplay where fans serve wacky meals to crazy customers in a game that 'dishes out' all the random fun from the show. Victorious: Taking the Lead and Winx Club: Magical Fairy Party are scheduled for release this autumn and will give kids the chance to be the star in a school play or throw magical fairy parties with their favorite television characters.

In iCarly: Groovy Foodie!, Carly and Sam get in trouble and must complete community service by making their imaginative food creations. Fans of the series can play as both Carly and Sam, and interact with the cast, as they share special skills that tie into each character’s attributes from the show. Players set the menu, prepare dishes and serve plates to customers quickly, while even more starving customers flood each location. They will dish out more than 20 infamous iCarly dishes like Doughnuts on a Stick, Fudge Balls, and Spaghetti Tacos to crazy patrons in fan-favorite locations that include Webicon, Ridgeway Junior High, the Groovy Smoothie and more. The addicting game features several finicky types of hungry customers including students, senior citizens and more, each with their own likes, dislikes, and unique traits. iCarly: Groovy Foodie! is under development by WayForward Technologies, Inc.

Girls will embrace the magic within and discover their inner fairy in Winx Club™: Magical Fairy Party , through the enchanting story and exciting mini-games filled with fairies, fashion, friendship (and pets) that fans love. Fans can star in the game as their own fairy, interact with their favorite show characters and enroll in the enchanting Alfea School. They will form new friendships, perform spells and plan unforgettable events that include a wondrous ball! The game is based on a brand new Winx Club modern fantasy adventure television series that will take the fairies of Alfea School on magical experiences and showcase a new art style with CGI episodes releasing this fall. Winx Club™: Magical Fairy Party is based on the license created by RAINBOW SRL and is under development by 1st Playable Productions.

Victorious: Taking the Lead , based on the hit Nickelodeon television series, is an adventure and exploration game where fans can be Tori Vega and star in a Hollywood Arts production. Tori really wants the lead role in the upcoming school play and fans can help her get the part by successfully playing through a variety of fun mini-games that are tied to the show. Fans will receive an inside look into the Victorious world where they can fully interact with cast members like Jade and Beck, and visit their favorite show locations. Victorious: Taking the Lead for Wii is under development by High Voltage Software, and Nintendo DS is under development by 1st Playable Productions.

For more information on these titles and the entire D3P line-up, please visit: http:// www.namcobandaigames.eu

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"Power Rangers Samurai" Currently The Number One Kids Action Series On Nickelodeon USA

According to this Nickelodeon News/Power Rangers News article on Licensing.biz, Saban Brands' "Power Rangers Samurai" 'Power Rangers' series is currently the number one kids action themed series on Nickelodeon USA (Nickelodeon North America):

Channel 5 gains Power Rangers broadcasting rights

Saban Brands’ Power Rangers Samurai and Super Samurai will premiere on the channel this summer.


The UK's Channel 5 has acquired the licence to air both Power Rangers Samurai and Power Rangers Super Samurai.

The deal was struck by Channel 5 and producer and distributor MarVist Entertainment, which is the exclusive distributor for Saban Brands’ popular boys franchise Power Rangers.

“The latest instalment of the Power Rangers franchise: Samurai and Super Samurai are fun, action-packed programming that will appeal to young boys,” said Channel 5’s head of acquisitions Katie Keenan. “It’s a great addition to our new weekend animation block.”

MarVista Entertainment’s CEO Fernando Szew added: “Saban Brands’ Power Rangers franchise continues to deliver top ratings to broadcasters around the world and to engage a new generation of viewers.

“Each new installment, be it Power Rangers Samurai or Power Rangers Super Samurai, upholds the high-level of action, humour, colorful characters and captivating stories that franchise fans have come to expect, and are supported by Saban Brands' stellar global licensing and merchandising programs.”

Channel 5 joins other international broadcast partners for Power Rangers Samurai, including Spain’s 24-hour kids channel Boing, Venezuela’s Venevision, Chile’s Mega, and Sonic, which is part of the Nickelodeon platform in India.

Others include Nickelodeon for multiple territories, Channel 9 in Australia, TV4 in New Zealand, Canal J and Gulli in France, Mediaset’s Italia 1 and Boing in Italy and Televisa in Mexico.

Power Rangers Samurai reaches over 150 territories across the globe. The property is currently the No.1 kids action series on Nickelodeon in the US.

Nickelodeon UK Welcomes Former Disney Executive Suzie Adams To Head Nickelodeon UK's Digital Output

From C21Media:

Nick UK gets new digital director

Nickelodeon UK has appointed a Walt Disney executive to replace Roy Edmonds as its digital director.

Suzie Adams will head up overall digital strategy for the pay-TV channel, working across mobile, video, apps, video-on-demand and social media.

Her arrival comes after former incumbent Roy Edmonds left the firm in March to go travelling, and she will now report to VP and commercial director Kiaran Saunders as part of Philip Bouchier O'Ferrall’s Viacom International Media Networks Digital group.

Adams joins from Disney Channels EMEA, where she spent six years and was most recently senior marketing, digital and social manager. Before that, she worked for Entertainment Rights.

Jesse Whittock
13-06-2012
©C21Media

GENRES: Animation, Children's

PEOPLE: Kiaran Saunders, Philip Bouchier O'Ferrall, Roy Edmonds, Suzie Adams

COMPANIES: Disney Channels EMEA, Entertainment Rights, Nickelodeon UK, The Walt Disney Company

SECTIONS: C21 Kids, FutureMedia

COUNTRIES: EMEA, UK

Also, from Broadcast:

Nick poaches Disney digital director

Nickelodeon UK has hired Disney’s digital director to take charge of its output across platforms from apps to social media.


Suzie Adams joins from rival kids broadcaster Disney where she has worked for six years, rising to senior marketing, digital and social manager, responsible for projects including the launch of online world Disney Superbia.

Her appointment follows the departure of Roy Edmonds who left Nickelodeon after four years in March.

Adams will report into Nickelodeon commercial director Kiaran Saunders and work closely with the Viacom International digital team, headed up by senior vice president Philip O’Ferrall.

Saunders said: “Our digital platforms are extremely important to our business and we are confident that with her wealth of experience in the children’s market, Suzie will be able to make the most of our current offering and be able forge new strategies to grow our digital audience.”

Also, from DigitalTVEurope.net:

Former Disney exec to head Nickelodeon UK's digital output

Nickelodeon UK has poached Suzie Adams from rival Disney to be responsible for all of the company’s digital output on social media sites and apps.

Adams was previously senior manager, digital and social marketing, Disney Channels, UK and EMEA, where she worked on projects including online site Disney Superbia. She will become digital director, Nickelodeon UK and will report to Nickelodeon commercial director Kiaran Saunders and also work with Viacom International Media Networks team run by Philip O’Ferrall.

“Our digital platforms are extremely important to our business and we are confident that with her wealth of experience in the children’s market, Suzie will be able to make the most of our current offering and be able forge new strategies to grow our digital audience,” said Saunders.

Also, Tweeted (posted) by Nickelodeon UK and Ireland's Press Office on their official Twitter profile page (@NickelodeonUKPR):

We're excited to welcome our new digital director Suzie Adams to Nick towers! http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/news/people/nick-poaches-disney-digital-director/5043249.article?blocktitle=LATEST-NEWS&contentID=828#.