June 18, 2008

• Look out kidcasters: content migration online may undercut cable operator (i.e. MSO) payouts to networks (AdAge)

• Grown-up intrigue as Barbie maker Mattel fights for Bratz rights (Los Angeles Times)

• Sony Ericsson releases new Wii-like phone (Casualgaming.biz)

• Wal-Mart gets an image makeover (WWD.com)

• US Tesco chief dons lucky shirt to fend off criticism (Financial Times)

• Disney revs up tween star machine (Wall Street Journal)

• Paramount surpasses US$1 billion box office mark overseas (Reuters)

• The man behind Big Bird (Canoe)

• Spore releases the inner Pixar (Wired)

• How much would Strawberry Shortcake’s makeover really cost? (MainStreet)

• Yahoo! strikes deal with Google as Microsoft talks end (Bloomberg)

• Keeping it cool with iCarly’s Cosgrove (USA Today)

• The 20 best kids’ films of all time (TimesOnline)

• Is this Hulk incredible? (Variety)

• Smurfs going on a big screen adventure (Guardian)

• Screen Actors Guild challenges rival union’s pact (Reuters)

• More girls, little ones, try to take back the Multiplex (New York Times)

• With U.S. market for factory-direct centers saturated and economy stumbling, attention turns to Canada, Europe (Globe and Mail)

• Retailers quietly shut off Microsoft’s Zune (MSN)

• Steven Spielberg has US$1 billion dream for DreamWorks (Hollywood Reporter)

• Sale of Harry Potter prequel raises cash for charity (Telegraph)

• For some music, Wal-Mart is the only place (New York Times)

• Early scuttlebutt on the Iron Man sequel (Wired)

• Disney might be forced to reveal Hannah Montana revenues (Hollywood.com)

• Is Kung Fu Panda for kids? (SF Gate)

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