December 5, 2007

• Citigroup deals savage blow to Woolworths (Times Online)

• Not ‘Enchanted’ by Disney film (Slate)

• Toy kitchens for boys? (CNN)

• Activision’s chief looks to future (New York Times)

• Buying safe toys this holiday season (Motley Fool)

December 4, 2007

• What’s online streaming video worth these days? ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox to generate US$120 million in revenue (Financial Times)

• Yo Gabba Gabba does big online numbers thanks to college-age hipsters (Ad Age)

• MySpace to sell performance videos (New York Times)

• Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck summonsed to Italian court (news.com.au)

December 3, 2007

• Vivendi to acquire Activision, create rival to Electronic Arts (The New York Times)

• HAHA Nick TV laughing all the way to the bank in China? (Asia Media Journal)

• Disney to up interest in India’s UTV to 51% (The Times of India)

• Pepsi and Amazon link up to offer free MP3s (EfluxMedia)

November 30, 2007

• Tech for tots (New York Times)

• BBC Trust chairman sends out kids tv warning (The Guardian)

• Hong Kong toymaker apologizes for Aqua Dots debacle (AFP)

• How long should copyrights last in the digi age? (C/Net)

November 29, 2007

• Disney formalizes digital acquisitions strategy, goes on hunt for startups with price tags under US$20 million (paidcontent.org)

• Tech toys hitting even younger demo (The New York Times)

• A look inside the Tokyo Robot Exhibition (The Washington Post)

• Toy recalls boosting video game sales? (L.A. Times)

November 28, 2007

• NBC Universal to try interactive TiVo ads (New York Times)

• Redstone points to common ground in writers’ strike (Reuters)

• Activision raises Guitar Hero estimates (GameDaily)

• Facing the toy testing test (Wall Street Journal)

November 27, 2007

• Dubai company picks up stake in Sony (Variety)

• A new way to look at allowance (New York Times)

• Toys ‘R’ Us’s comeback (CNN)

• Iconic Canadian puppets will live on (Globe and Mail)

November 26, 2007

November 23, 2007

• Decoding Disney’s holiday formula (BusinessWeek)

• Writer-Producers, aka Show Runners, running Hollywood? (L.A. Times)

• The evolution of children books (Slate)

• Black Friday is here (Yahoo! Finance)

November 22, 2007

• Toy trouble in Oz – Funtastic sales slide (Inside Retailing)

• Amazon’s new Kindle e-reader sells out (BBC)

• Done any damage-control planning lately? Lessons learned from toy recalls (Ottawa Business Journal)

• Amway aiming to reinvent how Hollywood sells entertainment (The New York Times)

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