- How will the FCC react to Comcast’s controversial megadeal to buy Time Warner Cable for US$45.2 billion? (Los Angeles Times)
- Flappy Bird clones hit app stores including Sesame’s Flappy Bert, but watch out for malware (CNET)
- Netflix invests in deep learning A.I. research – plans to use Amazon’s cloud service to improve recommendation engine (Wired)
- Why more TV programmers are looking to adapt web series (The Hollywood Reporter)
- With The Lego Movie off to a stellar start, companies will look to raid the toy aisles for another big hit (Los Angeles Times)
- Perhaps these are the secrets to success in the VFX industry (Variety)
- Classic toys fight for attention (The Toronto Star)
- A Nokia Android phone hits the rumor mill (Mashable)
- On Netflix’s exclusive deal with Scholastic (Variety)
- Legendary Rudolph animator Arthur Rankin Jr. passes away (Los Angeles Times)
- Sony hopes the fourth overhaul will be the one that counts (The New York Times)
- Bronies unite around bullied 11-year-old My Little Pony fan after suicide attempt (Mashable)
- If the Super Bowl can teach us anything, it’s that content and advertising are more intertwined than ever. So, how does that affect kids? (CNN)
- Disney’s Frozen cleans up at this year’s Annie Awards (Variety)
- Manufacturing in China hits a six-month low (BuisnessWeek)
- Apple eyes solar charging for iWatch (PCMag)
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