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Slashfood is creeped out by an Xbox game from Burger King that features The King sneaking around forcing hamburgers down the throats of passers-by.
Sony, according to TUAW, has co-opted Apple's "Mac Vs. PC" style and added a third character, the Vaio, in an effort to differentiate itself from the rest of the personal computing market.
Joystiq raises a couple of issues with the latest ad from Circuit City promoting the Playstation 3.
Joystiq also puts in their two cents on the Double Fusion/Take Two ad placement deal.
Our friends at PVR Wire are pointing out how TiVo, by adding more and more advertising to the user experience, is actually drifting away from the whole point behind people's purchase of a TiVo.
Break.com and their plan to pay people for short films gets some press on DVGuru.
TV Squad mentions Comedy Central has picked up the animated series "L'il Bush." The concept started out as a series of shorts produced by Amp'd Mobile.
Also at TV Squad comes word that the soap opera "Days of Our Lives" will be holding a contest asking viewers to name the baby of a main character.
According to Blogging Stocks, KISS guitarist Paul Stanley is selling signature guitars at Target.
Blogging Baby weighs in on the issue of pediatricians calling for a ban on fast-food advertising to kids.