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https://media.am/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/anush-aleksanyan_0.jpg292188The problem of children's programs, films, and, after all, television is quite topical. The problem has to do with both the quantity and quality of these programs.In terms of quantity, children's programs suffer for one simple reason: they don't ensure audience ratings, and consequently, don't bring in advertising and have no commercial purpose. From this follows the thinking that children's programs have to be state run.