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Teen Kids News
Media production
Founded in 2003
Greenwich, ConnecticutTeen Kids News
Media productionFounded in 2003Greenwich, Connecticut
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Teen Kids News' Revenue (Yearly)
5.7M
Employees
4
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Teen Kids News is an Emmy award-winning television news show for kidsTeen Kids News is an international 1/2 hour weekly program that is informative, educational and entertaining! The show has been on the air since 2003, and given how many people watch it and love it, the show will be on forever!Teen Kids News (TKN) highlights stories about kids doing amazing things and helping to make the world a ...
Teen Kids News is an Emmy award-winning television news show for kidsTeen Kids News is an international 1/2 hour weekly program that is informative, educational and entertaining! The show has been on the air since 2003, and given how many people watch it and love it, the show will be on forever!Teen Kids News (TKN) highlights stories about kids doing amazing things and helping to make the world a better place.On more than 200 stations and in 8,000 schools.
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Teen Kids News' financial review
Teen Kids News' Revenue (Yearly)
5.7M
Employees
4
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