March 3, 2008

• Viacom reports strong Q4 but investors still not impressed (Seeking Alpha)

• Microsoft targets Google with new software (Bloomberg)

• New media mogul? Eisner launches second web series, plots Topps’ entertainment expansion (The New York Times)

• L.A. Screenings gets scaled back thanks to low-key upfronts (Hollywood Reporter)

• Pink and blue classrooms: teaching boys and girls separately (New York Times Magazine)

February 29, 2008

• Warner Bros. to absorb New Line (Reuters)

• Format war loser (Slate)

• Inside George Lucas’ Skywalker Ranch (Los Angeles Times)

• Zizzle’s got sizzle (Chicago Sun-Times)

February 28, 2008

• Disney takes plunge into online video (Los Angeles Times)

• Your move, Activision (The Motley Fool)

• Google is still alright (Wired)

• EU fines Microsoft US$ 1.35 billion (Variety)

February 27, 2008

February 26, 2008

• The advent of ‘Freeconomics’ (Advertising Age)

• Nielsen hits roadblock (New York Times)

• The new 8-track machine? HD DVD players going for US$50 (Information Week)

• Wal-Mart to reduce soda shelf space (Reuters)

February 25, 2008

• Brad Bird soars with second Oscar (Associated Press)

• The future of cellphones (New York Times)

• Writers’ strike gets buried amongst Oscar hype (Variety)

• Sussudio! Phil Collins’ daughter joins Nick (Hollywood Reporter)

February 22, 2008

• China extends ban on foreign animation (Variety Asia)

• Girls use the internet too (New York Times)

• What They Play helps parents (USA Today)

• Higher profit for Viacom expected, but ad outlook might be shaky (MarketWatch)

February 21, 2008

February 20, 2008

• Toy show attendance way up (MediaPost Publications)

• NBC dismisses fall premiers (New York Times)

• A look back at Kroffts’ brand of magic (Salon)

• FTC clamps down on tween-targeted websites (MediaPost Publications)

February 19, 2008

• Bell tolls for HD DVD (C/Net)

• Big Media companies want back in the game (Wall Street Journal)

• Gates not moving on Yahoo! bid (Wired)

• Disney increases stake in Indian partner (Business Week)

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