April 27, 2010

• Playing games on the iPad… with 11 fingers (Mashable)

• Violent video game ban for kids to get hearing (San Francisco Chronicle)

• In a world of ads, teaching the young how to read them (New York Times)

• Children’s Place names four senior vice presidents (North Jersey)

April 26, 2010

• Popularity of 3-D is affecting how screenplays are written (LA Times)

• More parents using smartphones to entertain bored kids (CNN)

• Avatar smashes US home entertainment records (New York Post)

• Future of 3-D in gamers’ hands (Chronicle Herald)

• Burger King’s mock mimosa stirs trouble (Adweek)

April 23, 2010

• Disney unveils plans for Monsters, Inc. sequel (Hollywood Reporter)

• Children’s bestsellers 2009: The reign continues (Publishers Weekly)

• Men in Black 3-D set to roll with Will Smith (ShowBiz 411)

• Hulu pushes forward with $9.95 subscription service (LA Times)

• McDonald’s unveils ‘I’m Lovin’ It’ 2.0 (Ad Age)

• Baby’s first cubicle: Most depressing toy ever? (CNET)

April 22, 2010

• Disney Studios hires outsider M.T. Carney to head marketing (LA Times)

• UK Plc reckons the worst is over (Telegraph)

• IPad poised to revolutionize retail industry (Ad Age)

• Are 3-D TVs safe? (The Toronto Star)

April 21, 2010

• The top-10 niche retail chains in the US (Forbes)

• Letterman, Stoller reteam on ‘Stretch Armstrong’ (Variety)

• Apple rejects kid-friendly programming app (Wired)

• Toys ‘R’ Us’ supposed IPO: don’t get too excited (BNET)

• Edgy tween fashions to boost US retailers’ bottom lines? (Dallas News)

• App lets users attach digital content to any barcode (SpringWise)

April 20, 2010

• Volcanic ash turns showbiz plans to dust (Variety)

• At Hasbro and Mattel, the toys are back (MediaPost)

• Netflix founder acquires online education start-up (New York Times)

• How to raise a nerd (Kotaku)

April 19, 2010

• Movie futures market approved (Hollywood Reporter)

• Disney and MLB team up (CNBC)

• U.S. video game sales rise in March (Venture Beat)

• Has DreamWorks changed its mind on 3-D? (Electronic House)

• Kids prefer gender specific toys (BusinessWeek)

April 16, 2010

• Children’s book production rose 8% in 2009 (Publishers Weekly)

• Miramax bid upped (Reuters)

• Cable king’s new run at the old world (BusinessWeek)

• Paramount is here to save the day with Mighty Mouse reboot (LA Times)

• Cartoon Network enlists Modest Mouse musician (Exclaim)

April 15, 2010

• Activision ahead of projections (Wall Street Journal)

• Viacom extends CEO (Hollywood Reporter)

• DreamWorks plans to 3-D all the Shrek films (BBC)

• Is a Toys ‘R’ Us IPO in the works? (Wall Street Journal)

• A look at Twitter’s new business model (PC Mag)

• Walmart tops the Fortune 500 list (Business Week)

April 14, 2010

• Bidding for Miramax heats up (LA Times)

• DreamWorks Kung Fu Panda online plan (New York Times)

• Jamie Foxx toons up ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ (Variety)

• TV group form mobile content joint venture (MediaWeek)

• Google in position to deliver ‘iPad Killer’ (PC World)

• Walmart to make India a major sourcing hub (New York Times)

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