- Why Nickelodeon retooled its Avatar franchise and added a female protagonist to The Legend of Korra (The Wall Street Jourmal)
- How Universal and Hasbro are banking on brand identification to propel Battleship to box office and retail success (The Guardian)
- The Harry Potter phenomenon lives on as more than $1.5 million eBooks sell in three days on Pottermore (Mashable)
- Meanwhile, the 3D revolution continues to take the one step forward two steps back approach (The Washington Post)
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- Why Nickelodeon retooled its Avatar franchise and added a female protagonist to The Legend of Korra (The Wall Street Jourmal)
- How Universal and Hasbro are banking on brand identification to propel Battleship to box office and retail success (The Guardian)
- The Harry Potter phenomenon lives on as more than $1.5 million eBooks sell in three days on Pottermore (Mashable)
- Meanwhile, the 3D revolution continues to take the one step forward two steps back approach (The Washington Post)
April 10, 2012
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