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• Retailers prep for a tough holiday season ahead (WWD)
• Life in plastic, it's fantastic: Mattel adapts Aqua's 'Barbie Girl' pop tune to advertise Barbie Fashionistas (New York Times)
• Author Orson Scott Card on what's best for kids (Mormon Times)
• Sony made a PS3 price cut and Microsoft just slashed the price of the Xbox 360. Does the Nintendo Wii now have tougher competition? (MSNBC)
• EA's chief creative officer on the changing vidgame landscape (VentureBeat/GamesBeat)
• Busch Gardens in Tampa Bay to get Sesame Street area in 2010 (Orlando Sentinel)

By Kidscreen Staff

August 27, 2009

• Retailers prep for a tough holiday season ahead (WWD)

• Life in plastic, it’s fantastic: Mattel adapts Aqua’s ‘Barbie Girl’ pop tune to advertise Barbie Fashionistas (New York Times)

• Author Orson Scott Card on what’s best for kids (Mormon Times)

• Sony made a PS3 price cut and Microsoft just slashed the price of the Xbox 360. Does the Nintendo Wii now have tougher competition? (MSNBC)

• EA’s chief creative officer on the changing vidgame landscape (VentureBeat/GamesBeat)

• Busch Gardens in Tampa Bay to get Sesame Street area in 2010 (Orlando Sentinel)

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