The National Security Agency uses cartoon characters to try to teach young people about its work, and to encourage them to someday join the agency.
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The DreamTab, produced by Fuhu and DreamWorks Animation, will regularly update with custom content from the animation studio.
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Good Housekeeping spends all year finding and reviewing toys, a process integral to the magazine’s overall business strategy.
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In their efforts to attract children, television networks are starting to show programs online before they appear on old-fashioned TV.
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Tablet computers are becoming the “first screen” for pre-school-age viewers and Disney is making a broader investment with the app debut of “Sheriff Callie’s Wild West.”
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Children’s publishers have found a market for board-book versions of “Moby-Dick,” “Sense and Sensibility” and other literary novels.
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News organizations were split on whether to identify two Florida girls, 12 and 14, accused in the online bullying of a third girl who committed suicide.
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Several companies are running public-service campaigns that target parents and children with calls for bravery and leadership.
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With its usual silliness, “Sesame Street” is introducing serious concepts about nature, science, math and engineering to its target audience of children too young to read.
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The Real Tooth Fairies site raised the ire of the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood for commercializing a rite of passage.
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Beck Bennett, 28, is a comedian and writer who poses deadpan questions to an array of adorable children in a near-omnipresent AT&T ad campaign.
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In resisting calls to ban ads for nutritionally questionable food, Nickelodeon argued that its job was children’s entertainment, not nutrition.
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A suit filed by the San Francisco city attorney said Monster targeted children and youths in its marketing, a claim the company denied.
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First Book, a nonprofit that promotes literacy among children in low-income communities, will give two awards through its Stories for All project to publishers offering multicultural books.
To Hasbro, there is no one too young or too old to play with a Transformers robot, watch a Transformers television show or play a Transformers video game.
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