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October 27, 2014
Amazon launches Fire TV Stick to challenge Google’s Chromecast (The Verge)
Chicago mandates coding be included in kids education (CNN)
Why the next wave of mobile gaming needs artists (TechCrunch)
Low-budget
Ouija
tops box office charts (Variety)
October 24, 2014
Shakira gets into baby toys with Fisher-Price partnership (CTV News)
Amazon’s Fire Phone flames out (Variety)
Hasbro/Michael Bay production
Ouija
may actually scare consumers away from the product it’s selling (A.V. Club)
Will Apple’s simplicity pitch work? (Businessweek)
October 23, 2014
Discount retailer 5Below continues to grow tween/teen consumer base (BuzzFeed)
Rebranding TV networks for new viewers and ad dollars (AdAge)
First HBO, then CBS; what networks will cut the cord next? (Variety)
Turning playgrounds into game controllers (Gizmodo)
October 22, 2014
With Disney deals and strong Q3, can Hasbro maintain its stock-market mojo over toyco Mattel? (The Motley Fool)
Pixar brings the magic back with
Big Hero 6
(Wired)
Toys ‘R’ Us upsets parents with Breaking Bad dolls (Time)
Ebola plush toys fly off the shelves (Reuters)
October 21, 2014
Dish drops Turner Channels including Cartoon Network and Boomerang over contract dispute (The Wall Street Journal)
From One Direction fan fiction to a film deal (The Guardian)
Disney sets sail in 2016 with animated movie
Moana
(Variety)
Sales for Apple’s iPhone drive record profits (The Telegraph)
October 20, 2014
Greek yogurt branding targets toddlers (AdAge)
Retailers have concerns about Apple Pay (Businessweek)
Candy Crush
‘sister title’ launches on Facebook (VentureBeat)
Hasbro Studios working on
My Little Pony
movie (Variety)
October 17, 2014
Canucks plan to do more online shopping this holiday season (Canadian Business)
Netflix’s 4K/UHD price hike mistake (Forbes)
The five-year plan for DC Comics to take on Marvel (Businessweek)
Amazon.ca dominates online shopping in Canada (Financial Post)
October 16, 2014
A super slate: Warner Bros. plans 10 superhero movies (Wired)
HBO to offer its own SVOD service (Financial Post)
First HBO, now CBS will enter SVOD market (New York Times)
Red is the New Black as Netflix shares plunge (Wall Street Journal)
October 15, 2014
Why Xbox One is not living up to expectations in China (Business Insider)
Super Smash Bros
shows what ails Nintendo (Wired)
Ubooly gets rebranded to focus on smart toys (TechCrunch)
Target brings Halloween to Instagram (AdAge)
October 14, 2014
Why branded content is having a difficult time at Cannes (AdAge)
Netflix leads Amazon, Hulu among SVODs in US (TechCrunch)
Study: 1% of mobile gamers make up 29% of spending (VentureBeat)
SoftBank to acquire video streaming service DramaFever (The Hollywood Reporter)
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