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May 24, 2012 by Kidscreen Staff
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Kidscreened: our daily picks from around the net
  • Continuing the debate, Netflix says it’s not responsible for Nickelodeon’s recent ratings dip (Reuters)
  • Paramount bumps G.I. Joe sequel to 2013 saying a 3D conversion is required, but doesn’t blame the shift to the disappointing box office of Battleship (The Hollywood Reporter)
  • Why CBeebies ought to be better funded with less reliance on repeats (The Guardian)
  • Meanwhile, don’t we all wish we could have a secret Pixar office space? (CNET)

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