- The screen time debate might be going too far…some parents are hiring coaches to help raise kids phone-free (New York Times)
- BBC Studios has invested in Jeffrey Katzenberg’s platform Quibi (Variety)
- The FTC is looking into disabling ads on YouTube kids content, but will that really help the problem? (Bloomberg)
- McDonald’s is drawing criticism for its use of plastic in Happy Meals (Wall Street Journal)
- In a summer chock-full of franchises, how did Spider-Man cut through the noise and pull in US$185 million? (The Hollywood Reporter)
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- The screen time debate might be going too far...some parents are hiring coaches to help raise kids phone-free (New York Times)
- BBC Studios has invested in Jeffrey Katzenberg's platform Quibi (Variety)
- The FTC is looking into disabling ads on YouTube kids content, but will that really help the problem? (Bloomberg)
- McDonald's is drawing criticism for its use of plastic in Happy Meals (Wall Street Journal)
- In a summer chock-full of franchises, how did Spider-Man cut through the noise and pull in US$185 million? (The Hollywood Reporter)
July 8, 2019
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