August 13, 2007

• Nick splits Noggin and The N (The New York Times)

• Euro kids are fearless downloaders (The Hollywood Reporter)

• Yo Gabba Gabba! scores cool points with parents (The New York Times)

• Kmart courts ethnic consumers with proprietary multicultural doll line (Associated Press)

August 10, 2007

• FTC subpoenas 44 food advertisers to investigate their kids marketing tactics (AdAge)

• Target hits the mark (MarketWatch)

• Disney, MGM say goodbye to each other (Orlando Sentinel)

• Inside video game cheats (Slate)

• Hello Kitty punishment (New York Times)

• China hits back after recall fiasco (The Hindu)

• Field testing sneaker wheels (Slate)

• Wal-Mart enjoys sales bump (Bloomberg)

• Baby Einstein not that smart? (LA Times)

• Food marketers try every trick in the book (Wired)

• Mattel names Chinese company responsible for recall (Wall Street Journal)

• Media usage drops per person for first time in decade (Ad Age)

• McBranding works on preschoolers (Yahoo!)

• Wal-Mart enters India (Reuters)

• US efforts to stop tainted goods fails (International Herald Tribune)

• US Federal judge rejects law to limit sale of violent video games (SF Gate)

• Viacom forecasting US$500 million in digital revenue (MediaPost)

• New book on cool hunting may, in fact, be cool (AdAge)

• Fourth-coming: New Shrek to hit theaters in 2010 (JoBlo.com)

• Google readies the Gphone (The Inquirer)

• Mattel announces a US$30 million toy recall (Bloomberg)

• Toys hit the big screen (Hollywood Reporter)

• New must-have accessory for kindergarten kids (Slate)

• Chuck E. Cheese celebrates 30 years of pizza, animatronic fun (CNN)

• Woolies sales survive UK summer deluge (Hemscott)
• This just in: Time Warner still making a lot of money. Revenues are up 5% in Q2 (The Wall Street Journal)
• FaceTube? Testing the limits of interactive programming (Red Herring)
• What toddler needs a backseat DVD player when there’s a GPS system on-board? (Geekdad)

July 31, 2007

• Target to open 42 more stores across US (Yahoo! Biz)

• Simpson’s movie rakes in D’oh (KKTC-NBC)

• Changes abound at Microsoft (Zdnet)

• Wash that mouse right out of your hair – Disney gets into shampoo (Mickey News)

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