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• The backlash grows against the new tween Dora (The Globe and Mail)
• Retailers and marketers play to the sense of smell to entice consumers (Daily Press)
• The adult-targeted Barbie Bridal line joins the Barbie Golf collection in Japan (Reuters)
• Bling is out, understated is in with young girls fashion (USA Today)
• Which retailer poses the greatest threat to GameStop on the used video games market? (Washington Post/paidContent)
• A blog that delves into children's books of the past (BoingBoing)
• What can tween girls read after Twilight to sate their thirst for paranormal fiction? (USA Today)
• Sony Consumer Entertainment Europe versus the UK's Change4Life campaign which links kids' early deaths to playing video games (Kotaku)
• I, Robot - elementary kids in Japan get Saya, the android teacher (Gizmodo)

By By Kidscreen Staff

March 10, 2009

• The backlash grows against the new tween Dora (The Globe and Mail)

• Retailers and marketers play to the sense of smell to entice consumers (Daily Press)

• The adult-targeted Barbie Bridal line joins the Barbie Golf collection in Japan (Reuters)

• Bling is out, understated is in with young girls fashion (USA Today)

• Which retailer poses the greatest threat to GameStop on the used video games market? (Washington Post/paidContent)

• A blog that delves into children’s books of the past (BoingBoing)

• What can tween girls read after Twilight to sate their thirst for paranormal fiction? (USA Today)

• Sony Consumer Entertainment Europe versus the UK’s Change4Life campaign which links kids’ early deaths to playing video games (Kotaku)

• I, Robot – elementary kids in Japan get Saya, the android teacher (Gizmodo)

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