October 23, 2008

• Recasting High School Musical (Wall Street Journal)

• Sports Illustrated Kids goes 3D (MediaWeek)

• Sony profits plummet (Variety)

• Amazon posts profits, but reduces Q4 projections (New York Times)

October 22, 2008

October 21, 2008

• Mothercare: Growing up fast on the global stage (iStockAnalyst)

• Tears flow as High School Musical saga comes to end (Victoria Times Colonist)

• In Hollywood, the Wall Street plot thickens (New York Times)

• Redstone might be forced to sell Viacom (Reuters)

October 21, 2008

• Mothercare: Growing up fast on the global stage (iStockAnalyst)

• Tears flow as High School Musical saga comes to end (Victoria Times Colonist)

• In Hollywood, the Wall Street plot thickens (New York Times)

• Redstone might be forced to sell Viacom (Reuters)

October 20, 2008

• Profit margins narrow for Hasbro, Mattel (Wall Street Journal)

• Game industry rakes in US$1.27 Billion in September, but still down 7% (Game Daily)

• SAG brings in mediator for talks (Variety)

• Girls will have to wait for that High School Musical dress (The Press Association)

October 17, 2008

• Henson moves outside of kids’ space (Hollywood Reporter)

• How the DreamWorks-Universal alliance will affect Hollywood (The Guardian)

• Holiday shoppers check the internet for bargains (InformationWeek)

• Analysts whack Amazon (Silicon Alley Insider)

October 16, 2008

• Paramount cuts release slate (Variety)

• Viacom CEO says relations with Redstone ‘strong’ (Reuters)

• Will the bottom drop out of toy sales this Christmas? (The Scotsman)

• Disney to invest US$1 billion on 20s-themed exhibit for its California park (LA Times)

October 15, 2008

• Cyrus finishes autobiography (San Francisco Gate)

• Rumor: Layoffs coming for Viacom (Silicon Alley Insider)

• Obama ad pops up in videogame (CBC)

• KB Toys to open 30 stores across US (Boston.com)

October 14, 2008

• Mattel gambles on high priced Elmo (Wall Street Journal)

• A ‘virtual’ escape from economic pain (Forbes)

• Half of China’s toy exporters have gone bust (China View)

• Non-profit tries to register ‘Mickey Mouse’ to vote in Florida (St. Petersburg Times)

October 10, 2008

• Google muscles into in-game advertising (Associated Press)
• Disney stocks lose some of their magical luster (L.A. Times)
• Show us the money in online video (Business Week)

• Text-to-animation software has arrived (NewTeeVee.com)

• No-name they ain’t – retailers move from private label to higher-end captive brands (BrandWeek)

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