NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Amazon.com (AMZN) - Get Report stock is up 1.52% to $726.47 in late morning trading on Friday after the e-commerce giant singed a multi-year agreement with PBS Distribution to stream PBS KIDS shows exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. The terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

The shows, which include Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Arthur, Nature Cat and WordGirl, will be available to stream on all devices with Prime Video for Amazon Prime members.

"From our award-winning Amazon Original Series to amazing licensed content from industry leaders like PBS KIDS, we're committed to making Prime Video the best destination for kids and family programming that will both educate and entertain," Brad Beale, Amazon's VP of Worldwide Television Acquisition, said in a statement.

New episodes will still premier on PBS stations and then will be available to stream Amazon Prime Video after a certain unspecified time.

Series like Curious George, Super Why! and Sesame Street are not included the agreement because of exclusive streaming rights with other providers, such as Netflix (NFLX), HBO (TWX) and Hulu, the New York Times reports.

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Separately, Amazon.com has a "buy" rating and a letter grade of B- at TheStreet Ratings because of the company's impressive record of earnings per share growth, compelling growth in net income, robust revenue growth, expanding profit margins and solid stock price performance.

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