September 23, 2008

• Hello Kitty Roomba Robot sucks up dirt, money (Inventorspot)

• MTV Networks buys the rest of DIY Social Project site (Washington Post)

• Disney and CBS sign Netflix deal (Wall Street Journal)

• Does Miley Cyrus want out of Disney? (Chicago Sun-Times)

September 22, 2008

• Toy makers mostly rise with broader market (Forbes)

• Scholastic cuts Bratz from Book Clubs and Fairs (New York Times)

• Nearly all kids play video games (Washington Post)

• Paramount not sad to say goodbye to DreamWorks (Los Angeles Times)

September 19, 2008

• Disney US Parks offer free birthday admission in 2009 (Reuters)

• A first look at Igor (Variety)

• SAG members vote for change (Hollywood Reporter)

• What Babar thought (The New Yorker)

September 18, 2008

• Execs cautious in wake of Wall Street plummet (Variety)

• Google CEO won’t delay Yahoo deal any further (Wired)

• The 10 most exciting sights at Star Wars HQ (Times Online)

• US Homeland Security agency partners with Sesame Street (The Examiner)

September 17, 2008

• Time Warner CEO talks digital (Hollywood Reporter)

• The Notebook author to pen movie for Disney’s Miley Cyrus (Variety)

• A new book from a Harvard Law researcher looks at the new digital generation (Born Digital)

• ‘Loner’ image out: For teens, video games often social (Christian Science Monitor)

September 16, 2008

• Financial turmoil leaves Hollywood vulnerable (Reuters)

• Sony BMG cues up MovieTunes (Variety)

• Microsoft’s influence starting to show on Facebook (Silicon Alley Insider)

• Newspaper group adds opposition to Google-Yahoo! deal (BusinessJournal)

September 15, 2008

• Major firms (minus Disney and Apple) found tech consortium (Variety)

• US retail slumps in August (BBC)

• Yahoo! unveils new strategy (Web Monkey)

• The social network game (Forbes)

September 12, 2008

• A first look at Bob Dylan’s new children’s book (YouTube)

• The Caped Cuss-Ader: DC Comic’s profanity blunder (New York Post)

• Yahoo! announces website makeover (Wired)

• Are kids toys too sexy? (Calgary Herald)

September 11, 2008

• Is Google getting into games? (Forbes)

• Dark Knight to be re-released (Hollywood Reporter)

• Olympian Phelps set to be new children’s icon (Los Angeles Times)

• Disney eyeing major UK acquisitions (Variety)

September 10, 2008

• Judge orders Mattel, MGA CEOs to talk about Bratz (Reuters)

• Apple unveils new goodies (Wired)

• Disney says business is resilient despite global economic woes (Reuters)

• Oasis frontman idolizes SpongeBob SquarePants (Metro)

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