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Time Warner Cable CEO Glenn Britt has recently gone on record to say that he has a problem with nets streaming free full-length eps of content online. Some suggest that the US cable carriers may start witholding subscriber fees, cutting network revenues, if the practice continues. Do you think the situation will affect original kids TV production in the US?
Yes, when the networks lose money production budgets suffer
Maybe, if the MSOs and the Networks can't reach an online rev-share model
No, the networks need new content to drive viewership and online traffic

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FAO takes starring role at Macy's nationwide

by Gary Rusak

Macy's and FAO Schwarz have inked an exclusive agreement which will see the opening of up to 275 FAO-operated toy stores in Macy's locations across the US this fall.

Under the agreement, FAO Schwarz becomes the exclusive toy department in Macy's stores and will continue to independently own and operate its own stores, including its Fifth Avenue flagship outlet in New York.

This fall, full-size FAO Schwarz shops, ranging in size between 1,000 and 3,500 square-feet will open in approximately 75 Macy's locations. Another 200 or so Macy's stores will host smaller FAO Schwarz departments between 200 and 300 square-feet in size. The deal also extends to web real estate, where FAO products will be offered on macys.com.

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