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Studio B Productions inks deal with Jetix US for Kid vs. Kat

Vancouver, BC - April 15, 2008 - Studio B Productions, a production subsidiary for DHX Media Ltd. and a leader in the field of kids' entertainment, has closed a US broadcast deal for Kid vs. Kat. Targeted at kids aged 6-11, Kid vs. Kat is about the exaggerated conflict between a demonically malevolent cat and Coop, the beleaguered ten-year-old boy, to whom it has taken a demented dislike. When Coop's spoiled little sister Millie brings home Kat, a stray kitty of mysterious origin, his idyllic life is turned upside-down. It's obvious to Coop that Kat ...
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National Film Board (NFB) animated short Madame Tutli-Putli is in the running for a 2008 Oscar®

View the February 13 National Film Board newsletter featuring Madame Tutli-Putli, and read the February 16 Globe and Mail Review article profiling the NFB producer of Madame Tutli-Putli, entitled "Marcy Page: She Walks Talk Among the Shorts".
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Fans and The Simpsons: digital gold

The FanTrust blog goal is to unite entertainment fans and entertainment professionals and inspire new kinds of collaboration. Share your fandom and your fan strategies. Riff on the blur between user generated and professional content. Grapple out loud with your rights issues versus your open source ethic. Above all, please join us as the story unfolds. To kick off the FanTrust blog, "where fans and entertainment meet", it had to be The Simpsons. There is no better example of multiplatform success, gigantic demographic appeal and a Mobius strip of life-imitating-art-imitating-life in licensing deals. The characters got their start as video ...
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Disney Films now on Xbox LIVE

Microsoft and Disney announced at the E3 Media and Business summit that a selection of films are available for download on Xbox LIVE Marketplace. Classic films and new releases from fifteen of Disney's partners will be available for download in high definition and standard definition based on Microsoft's points system. This announcement marks yet another collaboration on digital delivery and cross-platforming of HD entertainment, not to mention, the increased partnering of video games and films. This was a no-brainer for Disney given that in seven months Xbox Marketplace has seen 10 million downloads and the game platform already ...
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