• Euro retail sales continue to dive (Wall Street Journal)
• With a US$59.3-million opening weekend, Monsters vs. Aliens is paving the way for more 3-D movies (L.A. Times)
• YouTube in discussions with Sony Pictures to acquire full-length movie content (CNet News)
• Profit watchers are wary about the commercial potential of Disney/Pixar's Up (New York Times)
• How The Force continues to capture the minds of young Jedi (Slate)
• Twilight Mania infects more fans as conventions sweep the US (The Examiner)
• Coffeehouse concerts are opening their doors to kids, too (Boston Globe)
• The newly released Nintendo DSi reviewed (Gizmodo)
• Euro retail sales continue to dive (Wall Street Journal)
• YouTube in discussions with Sony Pictures to acquire full-length movie content (CNet News)
• Profit watchers are wary about the commercial potential of Disney/Pixar’s Up (New York Times)
• How The Force continues to capture the minds of young Jedi (Slate)
• Twilight Mania infects more fans as conventions sweep the US (The Examiner)
• Coffeehouse concerts are opening their doors to kids, too (Boston Globe)
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