Kidscreened
July 20, 2012 by
Kidscreen Staff
- The blackout is over as Viacom brings channels back to DirecTV (The Hollywood Reporter)
- New stats show children’s fiction had healthiest sales growth in 2011 within all book segments (Publishers Weekly)
- Generating revenue from mobile apps proves challenging for Ice Age Online developer Bigpoint (Develop)
- Unveiling the secrets behind Nickelodeon’s icky green slime (Business Insider)
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