CBBC
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| TV station ( public service ) | |
| Program type | Children's program |
| reception | digital , cable , satellite & DVB-T |
| Image resolution |
576i ( SDTV ) 1080i ( HDTV ) |
| Start of transmission | September 9, 1985 (as a regular program on BBC One ) February 11, 2002 (as a separate broadcaster) |
| Broadcaster | BBC |
| List of TV channels | |
| Website | |
CBBC is the BBC 's children's program . It aired as a regular program on BBC One from September 9, 1985 . Since February 11, 2002, CBBC has been broadcast as a separate station and is aimed at children aged 4 to 12. For younger children there is a sister channel with CBeebies .
CBBC was named "Channel of the Year" by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in November 2008 .
Reception in Germany
The television station can be received in western Germany via the Astra 2E satellite at 28.35 ° East.
Logos
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| TV programs: |
BBC One •
BBC Two •
BBC Four •
BBC News •
BBC Parliament •
CBeebies •
CBBC •
BBC Scotland •
BBC One Scotland •
BBC Alba • |
| International channels: |
BBC America •
BBC Canada •
BBC Brit •
BBC Earth •
BBC First •
CBeebies •
BBC Entertainment •
BBC Lifestyle •
BBC Arabic Television • |
| Joint venture: |
Animal Planet • UKTV (United Kingdom and Ireland) |
| No longer existing channels: |
BBC Choice • BBC Food • BBC Japan • BBC Kids (Canada) • BBC Knowledge (UK) • People + Arts • BBC Prime • BBC Three • BBC TV Europe • BBC World Service Television • BBC 2W • BBC Two Scotland |
| Other channels: |
BBC Cymru Wales • BBC English Regions • BBC Northern Ireland • BBC Scotland • BBC Studios (International) |
| Services: |