- TV networks are sick of Nielsen, and they want to yank its accreditation (Ad Age)
- AT&T’s financials were boosted in Q2 by HBO Max, which added 2.8 million US subscribers (Reuters)
- American parents are hyper-focused on their kids’ self-esteem, but it might be having the reverse effect (The Atlantic)
- How “kidult” fans saved LEGO from the brink (National Geographic)
- Still trying to promote diversity on sets, California’s governor has thrown another US$330 million at the industry (Variety)
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- TV networks are sick of Nielsen, and they want to yank its accreditation (Ad Age)
- AT&T's financials were boosted in Q2 by HBO Max, which added 2.8 million US subscribers (Reuters)
- American parents are hyper-focused on their kids' self-esteem, but it might be having the reverse effect (The Atlantic)
- How "kidult" fans saved LEGO from the brink (National Geographic)
- Still trying to promote diversity on sets, California's governor has thrown another US$330 million at the industry (Variety)
July 22, 2021
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