Target Corporation announced the U.S. launch of its new “family-friendly” Target Ticket digital video service, which is currently available on PC, Mac, Android, iOS, Roku and Xbox 360, as well as Samsung televisions and Blu-ray players.
OUYA, Inc. announced that its new OUYA video game console ($99.99) launches today in the United States, Canada and United Kingdom.
YesVideo announced that it has expanded its online affiliate program to include Target and Eastman Kodak.
IHS iSuppli announced that, according to its latest research, premium television brands face a growing challenge from lower-end value labels.
Hasbro, Inc. announced its new MY3D handheld viewer ($34.99), which attaches to an iPhone (3G, 3GS, 4) or iPod touch (2nd, 3rd, 4th generation).
Microsoft Corp. announced that it has sold more than 2.5 million Kinect for Xbox 360 sensors worldwide since the game controller launched Nov. 4, 2010.
The Parents Television Council announced the results of its latest survey, which collected data about the extent to which some U.S. retailers prevent unaccompanied minors from buying ESRB Mature-rated (ages 17+) video games.
Target announced it is retooling its consumer electronics and video game department across its stores nationwide. The full chain roll-out began in April 2010 and the majority of Target stores will have the new electronics layout completed by June 2010. According to the statement, as part of the transformation, the video game section is being …
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