- Is Disney’s new interpretation of The Jungle Book actually too scary for kids? (International Business Times)
- Popular vehicle-soccer video game Rocket League is rolling into the hands of educators (VentureBeat)
- Nielsen finds G-rated content leads to A+ results for advertisers (AdWeek)
- Quantity and quality? Warner Bros. may be re-evaluating its film strategy, with 19 movies slated for 2017 (The Hollywood Reporter)
- US watchdog says the airwaves are in need of a serious spring cleaning–and that a poor TV content ratings system is to blame (MediaPost Communications)
Kidscreened
- Is Disney's new interpretation of The Jungle Book actually too scary for kids? (International Business Times)
- Popular vehicle-soccer video game Rocket League is rolling into the hands of educators (VentureBeat)
- Nielsen finds G-rated content leads to A+ results for advertisers (AdWeek)
- Quantity and quality? Warner Bros. may be re-evaluating its film strategy, with 19 movies slated for 2017 (The Hollywood Reporter)
- US watchdog says the airwaves are in need of a serious spring cleaning–and that a poor TV content ratings system is to blame (MediaPost Communications)
April 8, 2016
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