- Does a rise in sequels signal Pixar has lost its way? (The Atlantic)
- AwesomenessTV’s VP of talent has left to set up her own shop (Variety)
- PAW Patrol-themed fruit? The sweet reality of marketing produce to kids (CBC)
- A new app is combining AI and a youth advisory council to stop cyberbullying (CNBC)
- How Sinking Ship became a kids TV powerhouse (The Toronto Star)
Kidscreened
- Does a rise in sequels signal Pixar has lost its way? (The Atlantic)
- AwesomenessTV's VP of talent has left to set up her own shop (Variety)
- PAW Patrol-themed fruit? The sweet reality of marketing produce to kids (CBC)
- A new app is combining AI and a youth advisory council to stop cyberbullying (CNBC)
- How Sinking Ship became a kids TV powerhouse (The Toronto Star)
May 15, 2017
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