The term RVI is most commonly used to refer to all types of stimuli presented on screen.  This includes sounds, colours, information, voices, objects and movement. Scene shifting/jumping, object appearance and disappearance, voice-overs, and ‘multiple stimuli occurrences’ (all happening at the same time), are examples of how media might ‘deliver’ stimuli to a viewer. More >

RVI has long been identified by experts as a negative media ingredient in infant’s television.  RVI gives rise to concerns from both educational and health perspectives, particularly for children under the age of 30 months. More > 

Bab-e-books® are created using a new media delivery system (Minimedia®) based on extensive international research into the effects of early exposure to television.  With the Minimedia® system, content and delivery timings are determined by looking at media through infant’s eyes, rather than an adult’s. More >