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    Articles tagged children (4)

    Hanaa' TameezMay 1, 2020
    Here’s how 4 news organizations are building new ways to inform (and comfort) kids about coronavirus
    “Grownups, we have our various coping mechanisms and ways of processing this strange new reality. We have our Zoom calls and our alcohol and our memes. The kids don’t have those tools.”
    Ricardo BiltonNovember 9, 2017
    A regular New York Times kids’ section and a kids’ version of The Daily are on the way this month
    A flurry of emails from kids (and a Change.org petition) helped convince the Times brass to bring once-experimental section back on a more permanent basis.
    Nicholas QuahFebruary 23, 2016
    Hot Pod: Not enough advertisers for podcasts, or not enough podcasts worth advertising on?
    Plus: Strong early numbers for Modern Love, NPR emphasizes being live, and why there aren’t more podcasts for kids.
    April 8, 2011
    California Watch finds a new consumer group for its “On Shaky Ground” investigation: kids
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