ZooMoo

ZooMoo is a brand name used by numerous over-the-air TV and virtual children’s television channels in Asia, Africa, and the Americas. The ZooMoo brand is a joint venture between Singaporean company Beach House Pictures, New Zealand's NHNZ, and Canadian company Blue Ant Media.

The ZooMoo channel was first launched in 2013 in Brazil, and then in 2014 in Singapore. It later expanded across most of east Asia excluding China and Japan, as well as the United States and Latin America in 2018 as part of a partnership with DirecTV. However, CCTV-14 in China has a ZooMoo programming block that airs the shows in Mandarin Chinese. ZooMoo made its way to Africa in 2020. Its feeds broadcast in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai, and Indonesian, depending on the country the feed is being broadcast to. There are also Korean subtitles for ZooMoo programming shown in English in South Korea.

The UK also had its own ZooMoo feed from 2018-2020, making it the only European country to ever receive ZooMoo.

Despite there being a lack of European ZooMoo feeds, German company YFE is in a joint partnership with ZooMoo that allows them to broadcast its programming on their channels, Fix & Foxi and RiC. However, it has not done so as of December 2020.

Jelly Jamm is a part of the ZooMoo programming lineup and airs on every worldwide ZooMoo feed. The first ZooMoo networks to air the show were the Brazilian and US feeds in December 2018, with the Latin American and Asian feeds following in January 2019.

Present

 * United States
 * Latin America
 * Brazil (under the name “ZooMoo Kids”)
 * Thailand
 * Maldives
 * Indonesia
 * Singapore
 * Malaysia
 * Maldives
 * Myanmar
 * Philippines
 * South Korea
 * China (block)
 * Australia
 * New Zealand

Former

 * United Kingdom

Trivia

 * ZooMoo bills itself as the first children’s network dedicated to shows about animals and nature, so the inclusion of Jelly Jamm in its lineup, despite taking place on an alien planet, is likely due to the importance of nature to Jammbo.
 * When ZooMoo airs Jelly Jamm in English, it uses an alternate dub in Indonesia and Singapore, produced in-house by Beach House Kids in Singapore.