- The Hub preps for first advertising upfront (MediaPost)
- In-app purchases in kids’ games aren’t slowing down, and neither is the parental backlash (The Washington Post)
- Disney’s dreams come true with Q1 profits up 54% (The Hollywood Reporter)
- It’s no surprise that First Lady Michelle Obama doesn’t want her kids on Facebook, but how protective should parents be about the social network? (Mashable)
- 2011 could see the rise of the Walmart/Vudu online movie streaming business, which has significantly boosted its presence and promotional efforts (Engadget)
- Study delves into the mind of bullies, suggests they’re mean because they’re popular (Time)
- The Media Kitchen serves up a ‘Menu’ of digital media companies positioned to transform advertising and marketing sectors (MediaPost)
- Junk food isn’t just bad for kids’ bodies. Turns out, it’s affecting their IQ, too (CTV)
- When it comes to online video streaming, Hulu still reigns supreme (TechCrunch)
- Peppa Pig named best-selling preschool toy of 2010 in the UK, and how the property compares to other long-running kids shows (The Telegraph)
- How Glee has turned into a US$500-million franchise (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Global research company The Nielsen Company makes its IPO (TechCrunch)
- Last night’s US State of the Union address put a spotlight on kids’ science programs (USA Today)
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