- New study looks at digital and social shopping trends for Millennial women (MediaPost)
- Reading Rainbow’s Kickstarter raised over US$4 million. Now what? An interview with LaVar Burton (Rolling Stone)
- Can Transformers have a US$100 million opening weekend? (Variety)
- Disney looks to draw in more preteens with upcoming Girl Meets World show (The New York Times)
- Is Facebook getting more popular with teens? (The Wall Street Journal)
- McAfee study finds Flappy Bird clone apps are full of malware (The Telegraph)
- Amazon and Warner Bros. pricing dispute nearing the end (Bloomberg)
- Skip the details: New app lets you watch TV shows, movies in minutes (Business Insider)
- The psychology behind our emoji obsession (Mashable)
- The story of PL Travers’ great aunt who inspired Mary Poppins (The Guardian)
- Maleficent and Dragon 2 score big at box office despite World Cup (Variety)
- Thanks to new marketing and distribution platforms, YouTube talent may be getting richer (TechCrunch)
- Pixar to debut new short film in upcoming Inside Out movie (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Pinewood Studios, home of Harry Potter and the latest Star Wars, gets permission to double in size (The Guardian)
- New boardgame teaches you how to code (Mashable)
- Flashback Friday: Remember the Game Boy Camera? (Wired)
- An unusual history of kid-friendly brands Hasbro and Nintendo (Business Spectator)
- Sorry Pinocchio, new study finds moral stories do not encourage kids to tell the truth (The Huffington Post)
- Inside Harry Potter’s new Universal Studios home (The Telegraph)
- The mobile space heats up with Amazon’s new Fire Phone (The Wall Street Journal)
- Apple settles eBook price-fixing lawsuit out of court, avoids facing more than US$800 million in claims (The Globe and Mail)
- Shake It Up! star Zendaya Coleman lands role in Lifetime biopic (TIME)
- The numbers are in: Top YouTube videogame reviewer grossed US$4 million in 2013 (The Wall Street Journal)
- Godzilla blows up opening weekend in China with US$37 million in box office sales (The Hollywood Reporter)
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