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• Kids as young as five are using their own mobile phones, says this UK study on screen habits (BBC)
• In Australia, TV remains the medium of choice among kids (The Sydney Morning Herald)
• Are Americans no longer fit to play Superheroes? (The Hollywood Reporter)
• Fox and Rovio's Angry Birds collaboration, which we wrote about yesterday, is now headed for the Super Bowl (Ad Age)
• The concept of 'TV Everywhere' raises discussions surrounding online streaming rights (The New York Times)

By Kidscreen Staff

February 2, 2011

• Kids as young as five are using their own mobile phones, says this UK study on screen habits (BBC)

• In Australia, TV remains the medium of choice among kids (The Sydney Morning Herald)

• Are Americans no longer fit to play Superheroes? (The Hollywood Reporter)

• Fox and Rovio’s Angry Birds collaboration, which we wrote about yesterday, is now headed for the Super Bowl (Ad Age)

• The concept of ‘TV Everywhere’ raises discussions surrounding online streaming rights (The New York Times)

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