- The departure of Samsung’s Milk VR video content boss has soured some opinions on the company’s future plans (Re/code)
- The children have spoken, and they want their parents to quit posting about them on social media (The New York Times)
- Why more educators are using ZooKazam’s AR app experience in the classroom (alistdaily)
- The power of Harry Potter – and China’s box office – look to be in Time Warner’s favor (Los Angeles Times)
Kidscreened
- The departure of Samsung's Milk VR video content boss has soured some opinions on the company's future plans (Re/code)
- The children have spoken, and they want their parents to quit posting about them on social media (The New York Times)
- Why more educators are using ZooKazam's AR app experience in the classroom (alistdaily)
- The power of Harry Potter - and China's box office - look to be in Time Warner's favor (Los Angeles Times)
March 9, 2016
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