September 18, 2007

• What is wrong with toys? (The New York Times)

• The worst toys in the world (Forbes)

• Disney says park bookings strong (Reuters)

• Ubisoft expands in China (GameDaily Biz)

September 17, 2007

• New PS3 steals Halo thunder (The Inquirer)

• Viacom to release new social networking site (C/Net News)

• Nick goes to electronics (Brandweek)

• Subway edging out McDonald’s for Wal-Mart real estate (Yahoo!)

September 14, 2007

• Should tots watch TV? (Salon)

• An inside look at Club Penguin (Slate)

• Former Cartoon Network head picks up hoe and spade (International Herald Tribune)

• Is the naughty High School Musical photo a career killer? (ABC News)

September 13, 2007

• All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy – lack of unstructured play taking toll on kids mental health (Canada.com)

• Myspace to launch web TV show (Globe and Mail)

• Mattel-a-culpa: Toyco admits it could have done a better job to US Senate (MSNBC)

• Sam’s Club opens first-of-its-kind ‘green’ store (The Morning News, Arkansas)

September 12, 2007

• Want apple fries with that? (Advertising Age)

• Disney violates Chinese labor laws? (Breitbart.com)

• What it would take to make toys safer (Slate)

• MTVN kills IFilm (MarketingVox)

September 11, 2007

• Why lead paint in toys? The answer is money (The New York Times)

• Disney revives Tron franchise (Hollywood Reporter)

• Collecting friends has replaced stamps and baseball cards (Times Online)

• Apple may join Google and bid on wireless spectrum at upcoming FCC auction (Information Week)

September 10, 2007

• Could risqué photos sink Disney’s billion dollar franchise? (Times online)

• Viacom announces new online strategy for MTV Network shows (TG Daily)

• Disney to independently test toys (Associated Press)

• In the wake of recalls, Toys ‘R’ Us steps up testing (Reuters)

September 7, 2007

• Toymakers seek standards for US safety (The New York Times)

• Jobs sorry about iPhone price cut (My Way News)

• Wal-Mart cuts capital goal (Wall Street Journal)

• Lawsuit over Google ad links dropped (Los Angeles Times)

September 6, 2007

• Apple unveils new iGoods (Washington Post)

• The man behind Facebook (Wired)

• Viacom’s Nick faces challenges (MarketWatch)

• China takes media on tour of toy plants (AP)

September 5, 2007

• EU to launch two month toy safety review (CNN)

• Speculation on new iPods (Times Online)

• Mega retailer not impressed by off-Broadway Wal-Mart musical (The Guardian)

• Direct-to-brain video game interface worries scientists (Wired)

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