Roblox Faces FTC Pressure Over Kids, Chat and Robux
Roblox's FTC complaint is a platform-economy story about children, chat, paid random items and Robux, not just gamer drama.
Entertainment
CBS Pauses Colbert Takedowns After Bootlegs Beat Official Uploads
CBS's Colbert pause is a distribution story: unofficial clips won attention faster than the official channel could control them.
Cannes Buyers Leave With Better Packages but Thin Receipts
Cannes can be a rights-finance story, but Screen Daily's examples still lack price and contract-level receipts.
Luminate Turns Hollywood Jobs and Superfans Into Data Products
Entertainment data now sells labor anxiety, production flight and superfans as products, not just box-office charts.
Lionsgate's Library Case Still Needs the Filing
Lionsgate may have a library-cash story, but blocked investor and SEC pages keep the paper from printing the number.
Netflix's Ad-Tier Claim Still Lacks a Fetchable Source
Netflix's upfront claim could reshape ad buying, but the official page did not fetch, so the number stays out.
NWSL's Schedule Makes Women's Soccer a Rights Grid
The NWSL schedule is a media map before it is a match list, but the fetched page gives only limited detail.
Russell Wilson Moves From Quarterback Market to CBS Studio Market
Wilson's CBS move is a sports-media labor story, not proof he has retired from football.