Ketchup TV has become the latest streamed channel to join the Freeview line-up, marking the first time a kids on-demand service has been available on the platform.

Operated by VOD365. the company that’s behind Planet Knowledge, Ketchup TV offers a library of popular children’s programmes – including  Thomas The Tank Engine, Pingu and Teletubbies – available on-demand via compatible devices.

Aimed primarily at pre-school audiences, the service is available for free with an additional option to buy and download content for viewing when not connected to the Internet.

Ketchup TV is also available through connected Televisions, iOS and android tablets and smartphones

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