- The US government will meet with China on Friday to close a deal for TikTok (Deadline)
- Women in Toys unveils the 2025 Wonder Women Awards winners (The Toy Book)
- Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle breaks biggest US opening for an anime film record (ANN)
- US consumer sentiment drops again due to job security and pricing worries (RetailDive)
- A California bill could force AI companies to implement new kid safety protocols (TechCrunch)
- Illumination’s Mario Bros. sequel is officially titled The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (Variety)
- …while Nintendo announced a slew of kids games at a Mario anniversary celebration (TechRadar)
- The Television Academy rolls out AI guidelines and standards for members (Deadline)
- Nintendo patents a vidgame mechanic to summon characters and let them fight (IGN)
- YouTube rolls out a multi-language dubbing feature after a two-year trial (TechCrunch)
- Sony’s new PlayStation Family app will help parents manage playtime (PSBlog)
- Demon Slayer‘s latest film may be the largest US anime movie opening ever (The Wrap)
- Roblox is reportedly turning kids into mindless digital consumers (New York Mag)
- Wonder Woman screenwriter to script Legendary’s My Hero Academia film (ANN)
- Amazon will integrate Netflix ads into its ad-buying platform in Q4 (The Wrap)
- A look back at the 40-year history of the Thundercats franchise (Skwigly)
- Roblox announces plans to boost creator revenue by 8.5% (GamesIndustry.biz)
- Common Sense Media finds Google Gemini is “high risk” for kids and teens (TechCrunch)
- Industry leaders celebrate the Toy Building’s opening in El Segundo (Toy Association)
- 1970s oral hygiene cartoon The Toothbrush Family to be rebooted (FOX4)
- Las Vegas Sphere’s Wizard of Oz screenings could spark more family film reimaginings (THR)
- Teen Titans voice actor alleges WB fired him after sharing his Parkinson’s diagnosis (Deadline)
- Barnes & Noble acquires bankrupt California retailer Books Inc. for US$3.25 million (RetailDive)
- GKIDS to premiere Little Amélie or The Character of Rain in US theatres on October 31 (CartoonBrew)
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