- Why the allure of traditional toys is still strong amid myriad tech options (The Guardian)
- There’s a push for fewer stereotypes in kids advertising, but what if ads were cut back altogether? (Sydney Morning Herald)
- Space reigns supreme for LEGO, as NASA and Star Wars drive the company’s most popular sets (CNET)
- The FTC has reached a settlement with Let’s Play YouTubers, but sends out a warning to other influencers (Tube Filter)
- Artificial Intelligence has learned to play Super Mario better than any human player (The Verge)
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- Why the allure of traditional toys is still strong amid myriad tech options (The Guardian)
- There's a push for fewer stereotypes in kids advertising, but what if ads were cut back altogether? (Sydney Morning Herald)
- Space reigns supreme for LEGO, as NASA and Star Wars drive the company's most popular sets (CNET)
- The FTC has reached a settlement with Let's Play YouTubers, but sends out a warning to other influencers (Tube Filter)
- Artificial Intelligence has learned to play Super Mario better than any human player (The Verge)
September 11, 2017
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