- Why the FTC’s COPPA update is expected to support a Do Not Track Kids Bill (Broadcasting & Cable)
- Hollywood’s visual effects artists are unhappy over a new institute that allows college students to work on top films for free (Los Angeles Times)
- Is taking the direct-to-consumer approach with new original programming the right move to build an audience? (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Meanwhile, YouTube is increasing engagement by allowing brands more flexibility to customize their channels (Tech Crunch)
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- Why the FTC's COPPA update is expected to support a Do Not Track Kids Bill (Broadcasting & Cable)
- Hollywood's visual effects artists are unhappy over a new institute that allows college students to work on top films for free (Los Angeles Times)
- Is taking the direct-to-consumer approach with new original programming the right move to build an audience? (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Meanwhile, YouTube is increasing engagement by allowing brands more flexibility to customize their channels (Tech Crunch)
April 4, 2012
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