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• The never-ending lawsuit - Viacom set to appeal in YouTube case (The Wall Street Journal)
• An offer producers can't refuse? Netflix dishes out up to US$100,000 per episode for new TV content (Mashable)
• Why change could be coming to US radio and TV licensing (The New York Times)
• Farmville creator Zynga sets its sights on the mobile gaming world (Techland)
• Will Disney's ditching of the princess genre help break down gender roles in kids film? (MovieFone)
• Listen to the fans, say digital media experts (Playback Online)

By By Kidscreen Staff

December 3, 2010

• The never-ending lawsuit – Viacom set to appeal in YouTube case (The Wall Street Journal)

• An offer producers can’t refuse? Netflix dishes out up to US$100,000 per episode for new TV content (Mashable)

• Why change could be coming to US radio and TV licensing (The New York Times)

• Farmville creator Zynga sets its sights on the mobile gaming world (Techland)

• Will Disney’s ditching of the princess genre help break down gender roles in kids film? (MovieFone)

• Listen to the fans, say digital media experts (Playback Online)

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