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• BBC unveils planned cuts, radio, websites most affected (The Guardian)
• US Journal of Pediatrics study says too much media could hurt kids' health (CBC)
• Jockeying for advertisers underway as US kids upfront season begins (Broadcasting & Cable)
• How Lionsgate intends to 'kick ass' on Twitter to promote new comic book-based movie (AdAge)
• We don't see a problem with Barbie Catwoman - The top-10 female action figure misfires? (Comics Alliance)

By By Kidscreen Staff

March 2, 2010

• BBC unveils planned cuts, radio, websites most affected (The Guardian)

• US Journal of Pediatrics study says too much media could hurt kids’ health (CBC)

• Jockeying for advertisers underway as US kids upfront season begins (Broadcasting & Cable)

• How Lionsgate intends to ‘kick ass’ on Twitter to promote new comic book-based movie (AdAge)

• We don’t see a problem with Barbie Catwoman – The top-10 female action figure misfires? (Comics Alliance)

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