• Tween fashion takes a modest turn to being fashionable without going over the top (L.A. Times)
• Nike opens first kid-centric outlet store (Pittsburgh Business Times)
• Sears pushes advertising on Kidvantage program (AdAge)
• Marketers tap into the ‘warm and fuzzy’ nostalgia elements of ads past (New York Times)
• Can Blockbuster stay in business? (Boston Globe)
• Welsh school makes way for Muggle Quidditch à la Harry Potter (News Wales)
• What does the ‘i’ stand for in the Nintendo DSi, anyway? (Kotaku)
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