OTT and SVOD content available from 24 February 2020

ViacomCBS Networks International, a unit of ViacomCBS Inc., continues its partnership with Astro, Malaysia’s leading multi-platform content and consumer company, with the launch of  Nick Jr. on streaming mobile app service Astro GO. Beginning 24 February, customers can stream Nick Jr. content on the app as well as watch Nick Jr. shows on demand which include the award-winning PAW Patrol and other world-class programmes such as Shimmer and Shine, Top Wing, Dora and Friends, Team Umizoomi, Blaze and the Monster Machines and Bubble Guppies. Nick Jr. will be available on Astro GO and to Astro’s Kids Pack customers at no additional charge.

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Nick Jr. gives kids and parents what they want – educational and entertaining content with great stories and characters that empower kids to learn while they play.

Pierre Cheung, Senior Vice President and General Manager for Asia at VCNI, said, “We are excited to launch Nick Jr. with Astro as we continue to diversify our business and increase offerings to our valued partners. We are also bringing our much-loved kids content from a trusted brand to a wider audience. Our young viewers in Malaysia will be thrilled to be entertained on the go with the ease and convenience of the Astro GO app.”

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Agnes Rozario, Director of Content, Astro, said, “Astro continues to be the destination for Malaysians interested in high quality entertainment and educational content. We offer the best loved local and international kids content and are excited to partner with Nick Jr.”

The launch of Nick Jr. on Astro GO supplements VCNI’s suite of channels available on Astro, which includes Nickelodeon on Channel 612, MTV on Channel 713 and Comedy Central on Channel 718.

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