‘Mr. Dressup,’ ‘The Friendly Giant’ and other classic Toronto kids’ shows helped shape generations. In a new book, a TV expert reveals how they did it

A child of the late 1970s, Conroy writes in the book about the city’s kids’ shows — including “Polka Dot Door,” “Mr. Dressup,” “The Friendly Giant” and, particularly, “Today’s Special” — and the ...
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SoftBank Robotics backs SKC Studios to target Middle East with AI innovation

SoftBank Robotics has joined forces with Cambridge Cluster avatar pioneer SKC Studios to target opportunities in the ...