January 18, 2008

• Wal-Mart to open stores in Russia this year (Reuters)

• Sad retail tales (Forbes)

• A C for Contriteness, McDonalds pulls ads from Florida report cards (Advertising Age)

• American Eagle getting into clothing for kids two to ten (Reuters)

January 17, 2008

• Wham-O founder dead at 82 (Yahoo!)

• My so-called G-Life, game designing site aimed at disadvantaged youth (BBC)

• NBC Universal’s digital upfront (MediaPost Publication)

• Watch out for that tree! Classic series gets new life (New York Times)

January 16, 2008

• Half of consumers reduce spending because of gas prices (Retail Merchandiser)

• High School Musical medical emergency (Canoe)

• Apple sets sights on movie rental business (Globe and Mail)

• A look at the new Wal-Mart (Chicago Tribune)

January 15, 2008

January 14, 2008

• Blu-ray takes lead in DVD wars (Times Online)

• BBC apologizes for kids TV goof (Evening Standard)

• Disney gets into Chinese basketball business (Reuters)

• US retail growth expected to slow (Bloomberg)

January 11, 2008

January 10, 2008

• MTV Net unveils targeted online syndication (MediaPost Publications)

• Why Potter author Rowling should lose copyright case (Slate)

• ISPs in the US prepare for filters (New York Times)

• All the latest from CES in Las Vegas (Wired)

January 9, 2008

• Of Philip Glass and Sesame Street (Gawker)

• Miley’s dog named most eligible, I’m not making this up (Yahoo!)

• Is US retail real estate about to crash too? (Slate)

• Disney restaurant bans children (Associated Content)

January 8, 2008

• Totally Wired at CES (Wired)

• Game over for HD DVD format? (TechCrunch)

• Top 10 online trends for 2008 (MediaPost)

• Sony adds Skype to PSP (The Comic Book Bin)

January 7, 2008

• Toy makers foot the bill for safety (CNN)

• Branding Bindi Irwin (New York Times)

• Microsoft targets iPod whilst Gates says farewell to CES (National Post)

• Ironically, Hasbro’s purchase of Cranium may not have been so smart (Seeking Alpha)

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