110 Winners of Anak TV Seal 2011

The Anak TV Seal is given by thousand of Filipinos to television programs that kid can watch even with little or no adult supervision. These are shows regardless of target audience, genre, language and country origin. As long as they are broadcast on free TV and are easily available to any person at home, young  or old.

The Anak TV Seal is the symbol of child-sensitive ,family –friendly television in the Philippines. It is the Filipino people’s choice for TV  programs that are appropriate for the entire family.

Anak TV Seals on Child-Sensitive Programs

ABS-CBN                  Dora the Explorer, Failon Ngayon, I got I, Jimmy Neutron, Masterchef, KAbuhayang Swak na Swak, Matanglawin, Rated K, Salamat Dok, Spongebob Squarepants, Wansapanataym, Why Not?

PTV                  Ang Tao’t Kalikasan, Beautiful Batangas, Biz News, Oras ng Himala, Power to Unite, Signs and Wonders, Teleradyo Sports, Yan ang Marino

TV5                  Alagang Kapatid, Batibot, Chuggington,Handy Manny, Pidol’s Wonderland, Special Agent Oso, Vita Minix, Who Wants To Be A Milllionaire, Yo Gabba Gabba

GMA                  Aha!, Art Angel, Hanepbuhay, Kap’s Amazing Stories ,Kapuso Mo,Jessica Soho, Pepito Manaloto, Pinoy MD, Sabadabadog, Tropang Potchi, Wish Ko Lang

GMA NEWS TV   Ang Pinaka, Bawal ang Pasaway kay Mareng Winnie,Brigada, Day-Off, Front Row, Full Time Moms, Good News , I-Juander, Kuwento ni Rizal,-Special, On call, Pluma-Special,Pop Talk, Reel Time

IBC                  Asin at Ilaw,Biyaheng Langit, Filchi

STUDIO 23                  Biyaheng Bulilit

NET 25                  Ang Iglesia Ni Cristo, Ang Pagbubunyag, Ang Tamang Daan, Discover Germany, Footprints, Global 3000, Homapage, Iglesia ni Cristo & the Bible, In Focus, In Good Shape,Landmarks, Light of Salvation, Moments, Onset, Pananampalataya, Pag-Asa at Pag-Ibig, Pasugo, Ang Tiig ng INC, Red Carpet, Spoon, The Message, Tomorrow Today, Tribe

UNTV                  Ating Alamin, Bread N’ Butter, Candidly Speaking with Willy, Climate Change, D XMAN, Doc on TV, Easy Lang Yan, Estranghero, Istorya, Kaagapay, Kilalanin Natin, KNC show, Law Profile, Make My Day, Manibela, Mapalad ang Bumabasa, Munting Pangarap, Pol Watch, Rotary in Action, Sports 37

ZOE TV                  Gabay at Aksyon

ABS-CBN Regional    Arangkada, Drecho (Ilo-ilo),Halad sa Kapamilya, Kapamilya Winner Ka!(Davao),

Maayong Buntag Kapamilya ( Cebu), Maayon g Buntag Mindanao, Mag TV Na! Amiga, Mag TV Na! Atin To! (Baguio),Mag TV Na! Ato Ni! (CDO),Mag TV Na! Cebu, Mag TV Na! Sadya Ta!

WHAT IS THE ANAK TV SEAL FOR?

• Because parents know what is best for children
• Because many parents leave home to work, spend lesser time with kids
• Because excessive TV viewing turns kids into passive thinkers
• Because too much violence on TV makes kids aggressive
• Because unsupervised TV viewing hampers child development
• Because while television can be a helpful tool, it can also be a harmful appliance

SHOCKING NUMBERS: 

4.5                      Number of hours, average Filipino child watches TV

80%                   Percentage of children’s programs that have violent acts

16,000              By age 18, hours Filipino would have spent watching TV

12,000              By same age, hours Filipino spent in classroom

200,000           By age 16, number of violent acts a child would have watched in TV

33,000              Of that volume, estimated number of murders seen on TV

9                          Number of locally children’s Tv programs (as of April 2011)

6am-9pm          Time when typical Filipino child is awake

9.8M                  Estimated number of  TV sets in Philippines(per PMF 2008)

49.3M                Filipinos Aged 18 and below (per NSO estimate 2010)

96M                    Population of Philippines (per NSO estimate 2010)

 

Here are some of the shots of  the event. 🙂

(Note: Please refrain from unauthorized copying or redistribution (partial or complete) of my photos. Kindly inform me or acknowledge me when you use it for other purposes. Photos by: Rodel Flordeliz, Laiza Sanda and Krizzle Aniag)

sources: AnakTV Foundation visit http://anaktvweb.com/

 

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