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Background

KOL was a website for kids operated by America Online, launched in 2003. In 2006, they branched out into production with the launch of the KOL Secret Slumber Party Saturday morning block on CBS, which was operated as a joint venture with DIC Entertainment. KOL dropped from the partnership the next year, leading to the block being renamed to KEWLopolis, in partnership with DIC's KEWL Magazine and American Greetings. KOL was discontinued in 2012.

(2006-20??)

Videos

Logo: On a white background, we see big green rounded letters reading "KOL". Inside the "O" is a star, which looks poorly drawn. These all have a blue outline. On the top of the letters reads "AOL For Kids". Next to the letters, we see the American Online logo but inside a rounded triangle with a blue outline.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Seen on Horseland, Cake, and Dance Revolution.

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 ===Background===
+'''KOL''' was a website for kids operated by America Online, launched in 2003. In 2006, they branched out into production with the launch of the ''KOL Secret Slumber Party'' Saturday morning block on CBS, which was operated as a joint venture with [[DIC Entertainment]]. KOL dropped from the partnership the next year, leading to the block being renamed to KEWLopolis, in partnership with DIC's KEWL Magazine and [[Cloudco Entertainment|American Greetings]]. KOL was discontinued in 2012.
-In 2006, the children site, '''KOL''', operated by American Online, branched out into production by producing ''Horseland''. They then produced short-lived series ''Cake'' and ''Dance Revolution''. The KOL service since shut down and rebranded to AOL Kids.
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 '''Availability:''' Seen on ''Horseland'', ''Cake'', and ''Dance Revolution''.
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