• Google and Salesforce join forces to fight Microsoft (New York Times)
• Immaturity works for toy exec (USA Today)
• Horton has legs overseas too (Variety)
• SAG rebuffs actor’s demands (Los Angeles Times)
• Brit PM can’t get Cartoon Network’s Ben 10 theme song out of his head (The Sun)
• Toronto festival showcases kids films from around the globe (Toronto Star)
• A 500,000 song iPod could be on its way (Times Online)
• How to make a Miley (Forbes)
• Writing of High School Musical 4 underway (411mania)
• News Corp. may join Yahoo! bid (New York Times)
• Microsoft to develop Wii-like remote for Xbox? (PC World)
• Future looks good for US online retailers (BizReport)
• Disney’s Pixar announce lineup through 2012 (WebProNews)
• Wii-Style remote for Xbox 360: Truth Or April Fools’? (InformationWeek)
• Did Wal-Mart forget the little guy? (Wall Street Journal)
• Venezuela axes The Simpsons (Reuters)
• Rifts in family hang over Viacom empire (New York Times)
• Is Microsoft-Yahoo! another AOL-Time Warner? (Media Post Blog)
• Pregnant Nick star goes to Wal-Mart to celebrate 17th birthday (Actress Archive)
• Studios turn up the heat on SAG with sternly worded letter (Variety)
• Yahoo! plugs in new AMP (C/net)
• Microsoft gives Yahoo! deadline on offer (Yahoo!)
• Dollars for HD losers (Wall Street Journal)
• iTunes surpasses Wal-Mart in music sales (Chatter Shmatter)
• Amazon introduces text message shopping (The Detroit News)
• The genius of Webkinz (Slate)
• Yahoo! meets with Microsoft (Blogging Stocks)
• Adobe inks software deal with Viacom (Washington Post)
• Speed Racer to close Tribeca Film Festival (Variety)
• Apple and NYC square-off over new campaign (Wired)
• Nick scores rating hit with Kids’ Choice awards (International Herald Tribune)
• Stan Lee and Disney ink three picture deal (Netcot.com)
• Hotels are using the Wii to attract guests (Daily Tech)
• SAG starts talks with major studios (Variety)
• Google ups ante on April Fool’s Day joke (San Joes Mercury News)
• How to buy a green toy (Fox Business News)
• Making hanging out with Mom and Dad cool (eMarketer)
• Big box stores are willing to bargain (New York Times)
• McDonalds subtle online marketing (New York Times)
• Guitar Hero coming to a Blackberry near you? (Digital Home)
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