- First fries, then fitness: McDonald’s adds wearable activity trackers to its Happy Meals (Digital Trends)
- How Snapchat makes its money (Recode)
- Inside the new 20,000-square-foot YouTube Space London, built for the creative class (Business Insider)
- Why are Canadian parents spending 43% more on back-to-school items than in 2015? (eMarketer)
- Meanwhile, parents in California are doling out US$1,000 for a pre-kindergarten boot camp (Los Angeles Times)
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- First fries, then fitness: McDonald's adds wearable activity trackers to its Happy Meals (Digital Trends)
- How Snapchat makes its money (Recode)
- Inside the new 20,000-square-foot YouTube Space London, built for the creative class (Business Insider)
- Why are Canadian parents spending 43% more on back-to-school items than in 2015? (eMarketer)
- Meanwhile, parents in California are doling out US$1,000 for a pre-kindergarten boot camp (Los Angeles Times)
August 17, 2016
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