- Gobble, gobble. Check out these top 10 facts you didn’t know about A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving (Mashable)
- Could a new petition push Marvel to remove its gender classifications in its online merchandise store? (The Hollywood Reporter)
- A full 700 million of the world’s 1.2 billion gamers are playing online games (Venture Beat)
- Facebook swears it’s cool among teens (Wired)
- President Obama wants to keep entertainment jobs in the US, but he doesn’t address VFX protest of foreign subsidies (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Mattel shuffles around its European marketing strategy (Advertising Age)
- On teaching kids to be thankful (Slate)
- The Beastie Boys vs. Goldieblox drama ensues (All Things D)
- Beauty in every snowflake: How Disney went to great lengths to make the snow in Frozen look real (Mashable)
- Intel plans to step away from its over-the-top pay TV business (Variety)
- Why long-form content may become a staple of YouTube thanks to AwesomenessTV (Forbes)
- Flogging a career booster for Hunger Games villain (Variety)
- UK retailers rejoice: Online shopping is expected to rise 19% this holiday season (Reuters)
- Kids and the dangers of too much coddling (The New York Times)
- Holiday wish lists see blasts from the past as kids’ desires revert back to the basics (Washington Post)
- Will Comcast’s new partnership with Twitter change the TV Everywhere landscape? (Variety)
- Oakland-based toyco GoldieBlox aims to inspire the future generation of girl inventors with its creative new ad (The Huffington Post)
- Black Friday is a big test for new-style retail (Forbes)
- Twitter, the next TV Guide? (All Things D)
- India’s fast food sector is expanding, and it’s about get even bigger with Burger King (The Wall Street Journal)
- Sesame Street spoofs The Hunger Games (Slate)
- Mattel tries again with Barbie in China (Forbes)
- Snapchat sees 400 million photos shared every day – that’s more than what’s happening over at Facebook and Instagram (TechCrunch)
- The controversial and costly Spider-Man Broadway show will take its last bow in January (The Hollywood Reporter)
- What does it say about us? ‘Selfie’ is 2013’s word of the year (Los Angeles Times)
- As an emerging mobile gaming hub, Finland wants its elementary schools to teach computer programming classes (Mashable)
- Is TV worse for kids than videogames? New research sparks debate (IGN)
- Sony sells a million PS4s on first day of North American launch (The Wall Street Journal)
- Thor hammers the box office again (Variety)
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