- Advocacy groups want YouTube to pay the price for allegedly tracking children’s data (Variety)
- How Spin Master is thriving despite an unsteady toy market (The Toronto Star)
- The next level of eSports? Hacker dad turns a game console into a human-powered exercise machine (Vice)
- The Simpsons finally addresses Apu stereotype criticism (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Restaurant chains are serving up new ways to keep pace with Gen Z customers (Adweek)
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- Advocacy groups want YouTube to pay the price for allegedly tracking children's data (Variety)
- How Spin Master is thriving despite an unsteady toy market (The Toronto Star)
- The next level of eSports? Hacker dad turns a game console into a human-powered exercise machine (Vice)
- The Simpsons finally addresses Apu stereotype criticism (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Restaurant chains are serving up new ways to keep pace with Gen Z customers (Adweek)
April 9, 2018
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