November 3, 2008

• Good Grief! New Peanuts video released online (Associated Press)

• School still rules at the box office (Variety)

• Will Facebook start charging for its services? (Slate)

• Videogame maker weighing down Viacom (New York Times)

October 31, 2008

• Is Disney considering job cuts? (Reuters)

• Giant Lego man appears on beach (BBC)

• EA lowers forecasts and cuts workers (New York Times)

• Geeky Jack-o-Lanterns (Wired)

October 30, 2008

• Nintendo cuts profit forecasts despite Wii and DS success (Bloomberg)

• Atari picks up Ghostbusters (Variety)

• Media market won’t soon rebound (AdvertisingWeek)

• Studies claim videogame players enjoy richer, better lives (The Tech Herald)

October 29, 2008

• Sony’s profits nose-dive (Forbes)

• Robert Downey Jr. signs mega-deal with Marvel (Variety)

• Want to know where to launch a new product? (AdvertisingAge)

• Holiday shoppers planning to make a list and check it twice, according to NRF survey (National Retail Federation)

October 28, 2008

• Price pressure hits packaged goods (AdverstingAge)

• Paramount and Efron look to cash in with new Footloose (Variety)

• Walmart to slow store openings (Chicago Tribune)

• Trendwatching 101 – top 15 questions and answers on reading the zeitgeist (TrendWatching.com)

October 27, 2008

• High School Musical 3 rules the box office (Variety)

• Target slows store openings, looks to boost sales (Reuters)

• David Geffen leaves DreamWorks (New York Times)

• A new game for Super Mario’s maestro (Wall Street Journal)

October 24, 2008

• High School Musical 3 vs. Saw V this weekend at the box office (Variety)

• Yo Gabba Gabba: A big pile of sweet-minded silliness for all (Advertising Age)

• The Way We Work is cool anatomy for kids (Wired)

• Videogame makers bank on sequels (MSNBC)

October 23, 2008

• Recasting High School Musical (Wall Street Journal)

• Sports Illustrated Kids goes 3D (MediaWeek)

• Sony profits plummet (Variety)

• Amazon posts profits, but reduces Q4 projections (New York Times)

October 22, 2008

October 21, 2008

• Mothercare: Growing up fast on the global stage (iStockAnalyst)

• Tears flow as High School Musical saga comes to end (Victoria Times Colonist)

• In Hollywood, the Wall Street plot thickens (New York Times)

• Redstone might be forced to sell Viacom (Reuters)

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