- DreamWorks Animation reportedly leads bidding for Classic Media with US$150-million offer (The New York Times)
- Nickelodeon’s ratings fall again after Viacom withdraws from DirecTV (Los Angeles Times)
- How Disney’s marketing strategy for Wreck-It Ralph is more than just movie tie-ins (Kotaku)
- Even Nintendo admits that the interest in 3D is waning (TIME)
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- DreamWorks Animation reportedly leads bidding for Classic Media with US$150-million offer (The New York Times)
- Nickelodeon's ratings fall again after Viacom withdraws from DirecTV (Los Angeles Times)
- How Disney's marketing strategy for Wreck-It Ralph is more than just movie tie-ins (Kotaku)
- Even Nintendo admits that the interest in 3D is waning (TIME)
July 17, 2012
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