• QSR biggies - McDonald's, KFC and Pizza Hut - halt food advertising to kids down under, but premiums and toys with food not banned (Australian Business)
• Nintendo to get its own show on UK broadcaster Five (MCVUK)
• Are boys genetically programmed to pick Bob the Builder over Barbie? (Daily Mail)
• Two weeks away from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and tickets are already selling (Bloomberg)
• Amazon expands its private-label brand (Wall Street Journal)
• Scientific America also on board the 'video games are good for the brain' train (BoingBoing)
• The PG-13 rating celebrates its silver anniversary (Wired/GeekDad)
• The Little Mermaid to close on Broadway, preps for national tour in 2010 and overseas productions (Associated Press)
• And now, Hello Kitty has her own castle (Neatorama)
• Nintendo to get its own show on UK broadcaster Five (MCVUK)
• Are boys genetically programmed to pick Bob the Builder over Barbie? (Daily Mail)
• Amazon expands its private-label brand (Wall Street Journal)
• Scientific America also on board the ‘video games are good for the brain’ train (BoingBoing)
• The PG-13 rating celebrates its silver anniversary (Wired/GeekDad)
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