Potential Lost Media Alert: "OK KO" is in Danger
Sept 20, 2024 15:37:37 GMT
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Post by rickywaters on Sept 20, 2024 15:37:37 GMT
Hey everyone,
I wanted to bring attention to something that could become lost media very soon if we aren't careful. The Cartoon Network show "OK KO: Let’s Be Heroes!", created by Ian Jones-Quartey, is set to be taken off Hulu soon. Once it’s removed, there will be no place online where you can LEGALLY stream the show. This is particularly concerning given the recent shutdown of Cartoon Network Studios and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding their archives.
"OK KO" was a unique and beloved show with a lot of heart, and it's alarming to think it could slip through the cracks and vanish from public access. Cartoon Network's closure means that corporate support for maintaining access to their older shows might diminish, and it’s not far-fetched to imagine OK KO being forgotten.
We've seen cases before where once easily accessible media became virtually impossible to find—this show could face the same fate. We, as a community, should try to prevent this from becoming lost media.
If anyone here has ideas on how we can digitally preserve this show or knows of ways to keep it available to fans in some form, now’s the time to act. If anyone has copies or ways to archive the show in line with fair use policies, we should discuss strategies to protect OK KO before it’s too late.
Let’s do what we can to preserve this gem and ensure it doesn’t become another piece of lost media.
I wanted to bring attention to something that could become lost media very soon if we aren't careful. The Cartoon Network show "OK KO: Let’s Be Heroes!", created by Ian Jones-Quartey, is set to be taken off Hulu soon. Once it’s removed, there will be no place online where you can LEGALLY stream the show. This is particularly concerning given the recent shutdown of Cartoon Network Studios and the ongoing uncertainty surrounding their archives.
"OK KO" was a unique and beloved show with a lot of heart, and it's alarming to think it could slip through the cracks and vanish from public access. Cartoon Network's closure means that corporate support for maintaining access to their older shows might diminish, and it’s not far-fetched to imagine OK KO being forgotten.
We've seen cases before where once easily accessible media became virtually impossible to find—this show could face the same fate. We, as a community, should try to prevent this from becoming lost media.
If anyone here has ideas on how we can digitally preserve this show or knows of ways to keep it available to fans in some form, now’s the time to act. If anyone has copies or ways to archive the show in line with fair use policies, we should discuss strategies to protect OK KO before it’s too late.
Let’s do what we can to preserve this gem and ensure it doesn’t become another piece of lost media.
