- An attack on fairy tales? (The Guardian)
- Amazon on the verge of launching a 3D holographic smartphone (PC Mag)
- Samsung and Barnes & Noble want to work together on a Nook tablet (The Wall Street Journal)
- The most loved children’s books in the UK, according to adults, are more than a decade old (The Telegraph)
- Will superhero fatigue make its way to the toy aisle this summer? (The Globe and Mail)
- Pixar giving away 3D software from Toy Story (BBC)
- Disney’s Maker Studios to cut 10% of its employee base (Variety)
- Prepare for the invasion: Hollywood moves a step closer to being allowed to film with drones (The Hollywood Reporter)
- Who’s the most glued? A glance at which countries spend the most time in front of screens (Gizmodo)
- Junk food tastes good and all, but a new study suggests it’s actually addictive for kids (Time)
- The UK has questioned more than 2,000 kids over social media abuse since 2011 (BBC)
- Can Angelina Jolie’s star power take Disney’s Maleficent to the top of the box office? (Forbes)
- Hungarian kids set new record for world’s tallest Lego tower (Metro)
- Pixar’s next film, Inside Out, to focus on the emotions inside the mind of an 11-year-old girl (Variety)
- McDonald’s the minimalist? (Advertising Age)
- A potentially brighter future – and store – for Abercrombie as it looks to win back younger shoppers (Businessweek)
- Lucrative Kidz Bop brand up goes up for sale (Billboard)
- How Disney has warmed up Robert Iger for Major League Baseball (The New York Times)
- Mutants rule the worldwide box office as X-Men: Days of Future Past delivers best-ever opening for the superhero franchise (Variety)
- Customizable 3D movie glasses? (Mashable)
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