Sinking Ship Entertainment has licensed the tween series Media Stamped to the Spanish-language U.S. network HITN.
Created and hosted by writer and media advocate Nicole Stamp, Media Stamped equips 9- to 12-year-olds with the tools to analyze media content critically and thoughtfully, empowering them to become informed digital citizens. The series will premiere in the second quarter of 2025 on HITN, which reaches 35 million homes across the U.S.
“At HITN, we have been closely following the effect increased digital content consumption has had on Hispanic children and families,” said Erika Vogt-Lowell, director of programming and acquisitions for HITN. “Many are struggling with emotional well-being—in large part due to the barrage of misinformation readily available online. We feel it is our responsibility to provide these young people and their families with useful tools to safely and wisely navigate the endless stream of content online. By working with Sinking Ship to broadcast Media Stamped, HITN will be delivering a valuable resource for Hispanic families to consume digital content in a healthier, more meaningful way.”
“We’re delighted to partner with HITN to bring Media Stamped to their audiences,” said Kate Sanagan, head of sales and distribution at Sinking Ship Entertainment. “We know this series is incredibly timely and essential, and with it, we are aiming to empower young people to move from being passive media consumers to thoughtful critical thinkers.”
