May 28, 2008

• Japan sets limits on kids’ cellphone use (USA Today)

• Web worlds ‘useful’ for children, according to study (BBC)

• Mom, can I have my virtual allowance? (AdvetisingAge)

• The guessing game has begun on the new iPhone (New York Times)

• Why Toys ‘R’ Us, Tesco are hits in Korea (BusinessWeek)

• Bakugan spheres, cards catching on to tune of $100m (Boston.com)

• Toys ‘R’ Us unwraps expansion plans (Wall Street Journal)

• Hotshot Hollywood director Brett Ratner launches branding consultancy (AdvertisingAge)

• Will Indy bring kids into the multiplexes? (eFluxMedia)

• Children’s Place Retail Stores reaps the benefits of Disney Stores exit (Forbes)

• Google grabs users from Yahoo!, Microsoft (MercuryNews.com)

• New kids’ beverages marketing guidelines generate debate (MarketingDaily)

• Jury selections begins in Mattel vs. MGA Bratz lawsuit (Forbes)

• Hello Kitty named Japan tourism ambassador (CNN)

• TV’s worst year ever (Variety)

• Dear John: Time Warner details separation plan (New York Times)

• Books a bright spot for teens (Newsweek)

• Early Indy review (Rotten Tomatoes)

• Wii Fit works, but could shape up (Wired)

• Caspian tops Iron Man at the US box office (Associated Press)

• Distribution assets are sooo last year (Hollywood Reporter)

• Vivendi suffers 24.1% downturn in games business (Gamesindustry.biz)

• The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian reviewed (Slate)

• The Electric Company powers up for another run (TV Week)

• CBS to buy web publisher CNET for US$1.8 billion (Reuters)

• An inside look at Fox head honcho Peter Chernin (Forbes)

• When web time is playtime (New York Times)

• Hollywood heavyweights peddle Panda at Cannes (Associated Press)

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