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• Major video game players drop subscriptions fees, try to push virtual goods (Wall Street Journal)
• eBooks continue to catch on - Barnes & Noble opens 1,000-square-foot boutiques for its Nook eReader chain-wide (New York Times)
• Burger King launching kids breakfast meals (L.A. Times)
• The GPad? iPhone and handheld gaming device merge (GadgetLab)
• Nearing 50, Barbie's boy toy is hotter than ever (Boston Globe)
• The new abnormal - trying to make sense of the erratic recession-plagued American consumer (BusinessWeek)

By Kidscreen Staff

July 30, 2010

• Major video game players drop subscriptions fees, try to push virtual goods (Wall Street Journal)

• eBooks continue to catch on – Barnes & Noble opens 1,000-square-foot boutiques for its Nook eReader chain-wide (New York Times)

• Burger King launching kids breakfast meals (L.A. Times)

• The GPad? iPhone and handheld gaming device merge (GadgetLab)

• Nearing 50, Barbie’s boy toy is hotter than ever (Boston Globe)

• The new abnormal – trying to make sense of the erratic recession-plagued American consumer (BusinessWeek)

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