- Film studios hope Ultraviolet ‘cloud’ technology will help combat falling home entertainment revenue (Los Angeles Times)
- Why teaching kids how to build apps and learn coding has become a reality (CNET)
- How the sexualization of women in comics and gaming affects youth (GeekMom)
- Meanwhile, the life of Steve Jobs gets a comic book treatment (The Telegraph)
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- Film studios hope Ultraviolet 'cloud' technology will help combat falling home entertainment revenue (Los Angeles Times)
- Why teaching kids how to build apps and learn coding has become a reality (CNET)
- How the sexualization of women in comics and gaming affects youth (GeekMom)
- Meanwhile, the life of Steve Jobs gets a comic book treatment (The Telegraph)
January 12, 2012
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