Becoming Nickelodeon: How the First Network for Kids Went From Green Vegetable to Green Slime in the 1980s
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Becoming Nickelodeon: How the First Network for Kids Went From Green Vegetable to Green Slime in the 1980s

by Jason Mcfiggins

Pop Culture Television media history
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Becoming Nickelodeon explores how the first network for kids evolved during the 1980s. From its beginnings as a green vegetable to its association with green slime, Jason Mcfiggins examines the transformation of a distinctive children’s television brand.

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Becoming Nickelodeon examines the 1980s development of the first network created specifically for kids.

The book follows Nickelodeon’s transformation from an identity linked with a green vegetable to one associated with green slime.

Jason Mcfiggins presents a focused account of the network’s formative decade and evolving public image.

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