"View a chart showing the opening-weekend revenue from 3-D theaters as a percentage of total revenue for a handful of recent releases: "

The largest full-service 3D animation studio in Asia provides animation-to-order to some of the biggest entertainment and news agencies around the world. Their work comprises animated news, televised shorts, television programming, commercials, feature films, corporate animation, and 3D Modeling.

Tokyo Dome City, a new amusement park in Tokyo, has converted a popular video game into its main attraction. "Dragon Quest" is one of the most popular and successful role playing games internationally, with 53 million units sold worldwide.

"One of the hardest things for a teacher to do is to treat students differently. It goes against our very nature. We are programmed to treat each child the same as we would treat any other child. No child deserves special privilege, nor does any child deserve less attention -- regardless of race, gender or academic ability."

"Google is looking to make some major changes in the way people pay for, play and receive games. "

T-Mobile International Music Category Manager, Luke Magnuson, explains how the company's music offering has grown, its strong relationship with Sony Ericsson, and the ground-breaking deal with Robbie Williams. Magnuson also suggest thatT-Mobile's music business may shift to a flat-rate or ad-funded model.

"With a reach of a potential 35 million homes in the Middle East and North Africa region, Cartoon Network's decision to create an Arabic language channel is a bold move."

Security crackdowns on BlackBerry, Google and Skype services might have impact on international commerce.

Will India be the next government to impose restrictions to Google and Skype? The country has already blocked RIM's BlackBerry due to its instant messaging and e-mail encryption features.

"Groupon is hitting Hollywood. From its first partnership with a television network to helping a documentary film get local distribution, the little startup that could takes national entertainment to the local level."

Giant Chinese internet companies Alibaba (search technology) and Sohu (Internet portal operator) close a high-profile deal that may influence several local and international players.

Universal Music Group, announces that MTV has lost its access to the world's largest record label (25% of the global market), being replaced by online music-video site Vevo, You Tube's partner.

Alleging a dramatic increase in cyber attacks, Germany's ministers and senior civil servants are ordered not to use BlackBerry and iPhone devices.

Canadian telecom RIM (BlackBerry) agrees to allow the Saudi Arabia government some access to user data and place a BlackBerry server in the kingdom, avoiding a complete ban on BlackBerry usage.

According to Netflix, "the future really is streaming".

"Almost Half of Small Businesses Find Customers in Social Networks"

China is the world's largest mobile device market, with a total of 755 million mobile subscribers and an astounding rise in the use of smartphones: 40% of the country's users access the web through mobile.

Lockheed Martin Launches Open-Source Social Networking Project

" Time Warner reported its fastest growth in two years and CEO Jeff Bewkes says media is back: "We're looking at a very strong performance in the middle of this economic situation." "

"Facebook has just captured the domain Facebook.me from a United Arab Emirates-based squatter, and the domain is already pointing users to Facebook.com."