Comcast Kids
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It's just good business -- Comcast (comcast.net) has come to understand that 40% of its High-Speed Internet customers have children, and those kids want quality interactive content. This summer, the cable TV provider Comcast partnered with Disney to provide updated games, activities and videos, along with Disney’s Blast (an ad-free online world for children ages 3-10) and Disney’s Toontown Online (a massively multiplayer 3D online game created for kids and families that combines elements of traditional video games, online community and strategic role playing games). Each week, seven new games, activities and videos are rotated into the Disney Connection. Users can earn coins for playing games, which can then be exchanged for digital prizes such as classic character cars; character play sets; trading pins; trading cards; autographed photos; digital clocks, character masks. Families can also take advantage of special offers, exclusive to Comcast customers, for the premium packages of Disney’s Blast full and Disney’s Toontown Online.
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