January 11, 2008

• Striking writers turn to childrens’ books (Reuters)

• December retail sales lag (New York Times)

• US writers’ strike is boon for Canadian entertainment industry (Globe and Mail)

• The battle to bring laptop to developing world (Advertising Age)

• Industry leaders collaborate to introduce new mobile broadcast platform (Reuters)

January 10, 2008

• MTV Net unveils targeted online syndication (MediaPost Publications)

• Why Potter author Rowling should lose copyright case (Slate)

• ISPs in the US prepare for filters (New York Times)

• All the latest from CES in Las Vegas (Wired)

January 9, 2008

• Of Philip Glass and Sesame Street (Gawker)

• Miley’s dog named most eligible, I’m not making this up (Yahoo!)

• Is US retail real estate about to crash too? (Slate)

• Disney restaurant bans children (Associated Content)

January 8, 2008

• Totally Wired at CES (Wired)

• Game over for HD DVD format? (TechCrunch)

• Top 10 online trends for 2008 (MediaPost)

• Sony adds Skype to PSP (The Comic Book Bin)

January 7, 2008

• Toy makers foot the bill for safety (CNN)

• Branding Bindi Irwin (New York Times)

• Microsoft targets iPod whilst Gates says farewell to CES (National Post)

• Ironically, Hasbro’s purchase of Cranium may not have been so smart (Seeking Alpha)

January 4, 2008

• When will kids’ online security be taken seriously? (C/Net)

• Writer’s strike no laughing matter (Times Online)

• Xbox Live’s not-so happy holiday (Xboxaddict.com)

• It was only a matter of time until Facebook became a scammer’s heaven (Wired)

January 3, 2008

• Miley fights back after racy photos uproar (The National Ledger)

• Strike continues but talk shows are back (New York Times)

• The internet’s next big wave (Financial Post)

January 2, 2008

• Business-school professor and Mattel consultant endeavors to turn ”Made in China” into something other than a curse (The New York Times)
• Move over Club Penguin: Virtual world onslaught v. 2.0 headed this way (The New York Times)
• Hollywood marks banner year as six studios take in more the US$1 billion apiece (Variety)
• Wal-Mart scraps online video download service (Online Media Daily)
• Looking for that special fanboy gift? Archival DC Comics action figures book might just hit the spot (Wired)
• India’s gaming market grows up (BusinessWeek)
• Family film market on the grow (San Francisco Chronicle)

December 21, 2007

• Concerns over Toys ‘R’ Us results (Reuters)

• Number crunchers at Nielsen say that ad spend dropped in ’07 (MediaDaily News)

• All the hype: Rock Band game causing a stir (Monsters & Critics)

• What is Viacom going to do with a teenaged and pregnant Zoey? (Forbes)

December 20, 2007

• Trouble in Toyland (CNBC)

• France fines toy companies (Reuters)

• FTC okays Google-Double Click deal (C/Net)

• Give Mermaid’s regards to Broadway (New York Times)

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