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• Full-length TV shows and movies to make their way to YouTube (New York Times)
• Meanwhile, video sites duke it out for content (Wall Street Journal/Total Telecom)
• Family Dollar stays afloat in the recession (Fortune)
• Retail recovery still months away (Forbes)
• Yo Gabba Gabba! creators talk church and pop culture (MormonTimes)
• Forget the dolls, kids want the shiny gadgets instead (Herald Sun)
• Warner Bros. hopes to draw the Miley crowd to Zac Efron's 17 Again, opening this weekend (L.A. Times)
• Watch out for that real life Pac Man (Boing Boing Offworld)
• Reminisce about the toys from the past, and the commercials that accompanied them (The Angry T)

By By Kidscreen Staff

April 17, 2009

• Full-length TV shows and movies to make their way to YouTube (New York Times)

• Meanwhile, video sites duke it out for content (Wall Street Journal/Total Telecom)

• Family Dollar stays afloat in the recession (Fortune)

• Retail recovery still months away (Forbes)

• Yo Gabba Gabba! creators talk church and pop culture (MormonTimes)

• Forget the dolls, kids want the shiny gadgets instead (Herald Sun)

• Warner Bros. hopes to draw the Miley crowd to Zac Efron’s 17 Again, opening this weekend (L.A. Times)

• Watch out for that real life Pac Man (Boing Boing Offworld)

• Reminisce about the toys from the past, and the commercials that accompanied them (The Angry T)

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