From Spike
October 12, 2004
WWE is having preliminary discussions with a number of cable venues about the programming currently carried by Viacom's Spike TV.
In Suit by CBLDF, Others
October 12, 2004
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, in cooperation with four other organizations and six Michigan retailers, has obtained a favorable ruling on a new Michigan display law.
Home Edition
October 11, 2004
Tokyo Tribes creator Santa Inoue will appear on one of the new TV season's hottest network series.
Column by Steven Bates
October 11, 2004
This week, Bates talks about community, and its role in good retailing.
'Totoro,' 'Porco Rosso' and 'Nausicca'
October 11, 2004
Three classic anime features directed by Oscar-winner Hayao Miyazaki will be released on DVD in the U.S. on February 22, 2005.
DC Universe
October 11, 2004
Paul Levitz, DC Comics President and Publisher, has announced that Dan Didio has been promoted to Vice President -- Executive Editor, DC Universe, where he will continue to report directly to Levitz.
Toons Continue Box Office Domination
October 10, 2004
Dreamworks' computer-animated feature, Shark Tale , savaged the competition once again, dropping just 33% to earn an estimated $31.7 million over the weekend.
For Classic & Modern Horror Movies
October 10, 2004
Code 3's Legendary Casts series presents sculptural versions of classic and modern movie posters.
Through Comics Distributed to Kids By Cover Concepts
October 7, 2004
Marvel Enterprises is working with retail giant Target in a new initiative to promote reading by distributing comic books featuring Marvel superheroes to millions of students.
Hardware Problems Cripple Industry Discussion Sites
October 7, 2004
Server problems at Delphi have resulted in allowing only intermittent access to several key pop culture industry forums including the CBIA (comic book retailer forum) and the GIN (game industry forum).
