- For film studios, the market for young-adult material and speculative fiction is picking up as franchises like Harry Potter and Twilight are winding down (The Wall Street Journal)
- Is Netflix stepping too far outside of its comfort zone with original content? (Fast Company)
- Canadian kids love their screens, reportedly spend 40 hours a week in front of video games, TV and Facebook (ParentCentral)
- Fox establishes an in-house writers studio dedicated to the development of emerging writers, new voices and original concepts (The Hollywood Reporter)
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- For film studios, the market for young-adult material and speculative fiction is picking up as franchises like Harry Potter and Twilight are winding down (The Wall Street Journal)
- Is Netflix stepping too far outside of its comfort zone with original content? (Fast Company)
- Canadian kids love their screens, reportedly spend 40 hours a week in front of video games, TV and Facebook (ParentCentral)
- Fox establishes an in-house writers studio dedicated to the development of emerging writers, new voices and original concepts (The Hollywood Reporter)
April 26, 2011
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