- 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)
- Viacom ponies up for top execs (Los Angeles Times)
- The best tech toys from London Toy Fair (MSN)
- Mobile ads and Instagram were likely good to Facebook during its fourth quarter of last year, even if teens may not have been (Cnet)
- Could Sony’s PlayStation Vita TV miniature gaming console be destined for a global launch? (The Wall Street Journal)
- Netflix may be raising its prices, and why this time around it has the clout to do so (Reuters)
- Do you live in one of the world’s most innovative countries? (Bloomberg)
- Frozen Land becomes The Legend of Sarila again after Disney wins trademark dispute (The Hollywood Reporter)
- What app downloads can teach us about the viability of gender-neutral toys (Telegraph)
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