- New AAP study finds children’s and YA eBook sales increased 475% from 2011 to 2012 (Wired)
- How a determined Aussie animator went from couch-hopping to finding success with Aardman (The Sydney Morning Herald)
- How Hollywood is leveraging online gaming as a powerful promotional tool for big movie franchises (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Meanwhile, a Transformers fanboy/artist in China takes a love for robot sculptures to a new level with indie theme park (CNET)
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- New AAP study finds children's and YA eBook sales increased 475% from 2011 to 2012 (Wired)
- How a determined Aussie animator went from couch-hopping to finding success with Aardman (The Sydney Morning Herald)
- How Hollywood is leveraging online gaming as a powerful promotional tool for big movie franchises (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Meanwhile, a Transformers fanboy/artist in China takes a love for robot sculptures to a new level with indie theme park (CNET)
April 11, 2012
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