- China waging war on Japan’s famous blue fat cat Doraemon? (New York Times)
- Halloween spending in US to see big bump this year (MediaPost)
- An uphill battle: Netflix’s struggle in France (L.A. Times)
- Meanwhile in Canada, has regulator CRTC picked a fight with Netflix that it can’t win? (Globe and Mail)
- Japan’s SoftBank in talks to buy DreamWorks (Wall Street Journal)
- What a nine-year-old girl thinks of Disney Infinity 2.0 (Financial Post)
- Analyzing the most successful Kickstarter campaigns by category (Panabee)
- AT&T to woo cord-cutters with bundle that includes HBO, Amazon Prime (Mashable)
- Kindle Unlimited is Amazon’s version of Netflix-for-books in the UK (The Guardian)
- Netflix refuses to hand over confidential subscriber info to Canada’s broadcast regulator (Huffington Post)
- Lion King musical breaks global box office record (The Guardian)
- Why YouTube giant Fullscreen sold to AT&T and The Chernin Group (AdAge)
- Disney’s Maker Studios teams with MiTu to make Latino YouTube content (Variety)
- Disney’s consumer products mistake with The Little Mermaid (The Huffington Post)
- Warner Bros. expected to cut more than 10% of its global workforce (Variety)
- How GoldieBlox went from Kickstarter to something big (Fast Company)
- China’s online behemoth Tencent enters the film business (The Hollywood Reporter)
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