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Television channel
BabyTV
Ownership
OwnerFox International Channels

BabyTV is the world’s first 24h commercial free channel for infants, toddlers, and their parents, featuring developmental content created in collaboration with childhood experts. Beyond a linear service BabyTV also offers Mobile, VOD, Broadband and Interactive services. Around the world BabyTV is already enjoyed by parents and children in over 75 different countries. BabyTV is a Fox International Channel.


History

BabyTV was first launched in Israel in 2003, and on 8 Oct 2007, News Corps’ Fox International Channels acquired a major stake in BabyTV, placing it alongside its international offerings of FOX Crime, FX, National Geographic and others. BabyTV was also launched on Sky Digital in the UK on February 5 2007.