Boggle

Boggle was an educational children’s TV channel that was owned by FOXIS from 2003-2019, NTO from 2019-2022, and FOXIS from 2022 to present day. The channel launched May 31, 2003, at 6 AM EST. From it’s launch to its defunction, Boggle aired programming aimed at preschool children.
== Promotion ==
6 months before Boggle’s launch, FOXIS employees organized promotional events and Boggle screenings in malls and restaurants across Midwestern U.S. states. Boggle offered free food, beverages, and goody bags at these events. Thanks to the promotional events, Boggle reached over 20 million households in the Midwest in 2010.
In 2006, in order to reach more households, promotional Boggle posters were put up in malls, movie theaters, and restaurants. Posters were often vandalized by teenagers. 
== Programming ==
* The Dingles (2002-2006)
* The Post (1999-)
* Intergalactic (2000-2004)
* I Spy ((Acquired)2002-2003)
* Sing Song (2003-2005)
* Bobo (1997-2000)
* At The Zoo (2003-2019)
* Art Block (2003-2019)
* Snacks Galore! (2003-2019)
* Field Trip (2003-2019)
* Day of Play (2003-2019)
* Adding Up (2003-2019)
* Show and Tell (2003-2019)
* Soup (2003-2010)
* The Koala Brothers ((Acquired)2003-2007)
* Let’s Talk About It (2003-2019)
* Sleepover (2003-2010)
* Think Inside the Box (2003-2004)
== Boggle Blast ==
At the same time of Boggle’s launch, Boggle released an online subscription called “Boggle Blast”, which children could log onto and play educational games with Boggle characters. Parents could print out progress reports, lesson plans, and get discounts on Boggle merchandise and sets. The service shut down in 2008, due to a massive loss in subscribers.
== Downfall ==
In 2010, competitor channel Learning Network was launched. Despite Boggle and Learning Network being owned by the same company, both channels fought for dominance. Learning Network eventually gained more viewers than Boggle. In, 2010, Boggle stopped airing new episodes of their programs and aired repeats until 2019.
In 2019, FOXIS decided to shut down Boggle, due to extremely low viewership. On May 31, 2019, Boggle shut down, and all of it’s programming moved to NTO. At the start of 2022, NTO shut down and FOXIS moved Boggle’s programming to their website for subscribers. Boggle was replaced by tv19 DTW in 2021.