November 14, 2007

• FCC looking to relax ownership laws (Reuters)

• Google’s DoubleClick deal hits European hurdles (FT.com)

• Ex-Blue Peter presenter accuses Brit broadcasters of exploiting kids (Guardian Unlimited)

• Hannah Montana ticket lawsuit launched (Yahoo! Music)

November 13, 2007

• They’re making money off your kids (BusinessWeek)

• Ben Ammar invests in animation (Variety)

• Wal-Mart is back (Yahoo! Finance)

• Stop, Hammer time (Wired)

November 12, 2007

November 9, 2007

• Disney to conquer more online video territory in ’08 (paidcontent.org)

• Japan Ink: an in-depth look at the manga industry (Wired)

• After dropping US$860 million in acquisitions, Electronic Arts preps to reinvent itself (Business Week)

• iPhone violates California environmental laws (Wired)

November 8, 2007

• Google has new battle to wage (C/Net)

• Writers’ strike is taking its toll (Variety)

• Is Nick union busting? (mediabistro.com)

November 7, 2007

• Aussie toy pulled from shelves due to GBH fear (BBC)

• Of pink milk and primping: Gendered preschool programming weighs on the mind of parents (The Guardian)

• Sony announces new PS2 in Japan (PC World)

• Facebook rolls out viral ads (Wired)

November 6, 2007

• Generation Z comes on the scene (trendwatching.com)

• Mattel on the comeback trail? (Forbes)

• Hollywood writers take gamble for digital pie (Wall Street Journal)

• Super Mario Bros.’ lost levels reviewed (Slate)

November 5, 2007

• Toys ‘R’ Us Bringing Baby, Toy Stores Under One Roof (Morningstar)

• KB Toys targets 156 stores for closure (Washington Post)

• Playing games with toy safety (New York Times)

• General Mills invites kids to eat own words (Marketing Daily)

November 2, 2007

• Fall box office fizzles (Wall Street Journal)

• The MMO reinvented to court casual gamers (Wired)

• Viacom enjoys healthy Q3 thanks to music sale and Transformers (Associated Press)

• Bee Movie reviewed (New York Times)

November 1, 2007

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