Noggin, the beloved preschool platform under Nickelodeon’s umbrella, is indeed shutting down following a decade of operation. This decision comes as part of a broader wave of companywide layoffs at Paramount Global, affecting approximately 800 employees, including Noggin’s entire team.
The shutdown process is expected to occur sometime in 2024, although an exact date has not been confirmed. New subscriptions are no longer being accepted, and existing subscribers will undergo a transition period.
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Paramount+ already incorporates much of Noggin’s content under the Nick Jr. brand, as the company aims to bolster Paramount+ as a comprehensive streaming service catering to the entire family.
Originally launched in 2015, Noggin offered a wide array of educational games, activities, and ad-free episodes of beloved shows like “PAW Patrol” and “Dora the Explorer.” Despite its closure, Nickelodeon remains dedicated to delivering educational content through alternative platforms.
Noggin’s closure underscores broader shifts within Paramount Global, which has been undergoing restructuring and cost-cutting measures, including exploring potential sales of certain assets. While Noggin’s departure may mark the end of an era, Nickelodeon’s commitment to quality children’s programming remains steadfast.
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