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National Business Reporter — Washington Post
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Staff writer, the Washington Post. Not a businessman; I cover business, man. drew.harwell@washpost.com

National business writer for the Washington Post.

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Netflix is coming for your kids - SentinelSource.com: Business News

sentinelsource.com — When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Netflix is coming for your kids (and your money)

seattletimes.com — The big-business battle for kids' distracted attention spans has never been more competitive - or lucrative - and Netflix has aggressively angled to use its data-driven insights to make programs kids don't want to turn off.

We drove cars that can drive themselves - and cost only $20,000

washingtonpost.com — Good news: You can buy a car today that will stop itself from crashing, keep itself in lane and even speed up and slow down to match the traffic ahead. Even better news: You don't have to go broke paying for it. Cars with this type of sort-of-self-driving technology now start at about $20,000.
Apr 05, 2016

I spent two weeks with two really cheap cars that can - yes - drive themselves. The future! wapo.st/1PRPKjs pic.twitter.com/u6F5rs0hkt

Apr 05, 2016

The $20,000 sort-of-self-driving car is here. I took it for a drive and only got weirded out three times wapo.st/1PRVGsX

Apr 05, 2016

We drove cars that can drive themselves - and cost only $20,000 wpo.st/zELS1 @drewharwell behind the wheel

Apr 05, 2016

RT @tcfrankel: We drove cars that can drive themselves - and cost only $20,000 wpo.st/zELS1 @drewharwell behind the wheel

Apr 05, 2016

We drove cars that can drive themselves — and cost only $20,000 wapo.st/238XhHr

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Netflix is coming for your kids - The Killeen Daily Herald: Technology

kdhnews.com — When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Netflix Is Coming for Your Kids

gadgets.ndtv.com — When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Netflix is Coming For Your Kids

courant.com — When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Netflix is coming for your kids

dailygazette.com — When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Netflix wants to captivate your kids

nhregister.com — When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Netflix wants to captivate your kids

middletownpress.com — When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."

Netflix wants to captivate your kids

registercitizen.com — When MGA Entertainment, the world's largest private toy company, premiered its newest kids' show about a teen-girl team of super spies, it skipped Saturday morning TV and staged a splashy premiere on Netflix - replete with a matching toy line, a few dozen dolls and play sets like the "lip balm lab activity kit."
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Apr 21, 2016

Prince "used fashion as an aphrodisiac. It was foreplay, afterglow — and the divinely sweaty middle" wapo.st/1rpVMEk @RobinGivhan

Apr 21, 2016

Only one woman was named CEO of a major North American company last year. wapo.st/1pmqhJh @jenamcgregor

Apr 21, 2016

"When women are outnumbered, they speak for between a quarter and a third less time than the men." nyti.ms/1YIABY1

Apr 20, 2016

RT @AVAETC: "And I prayed to God to make me strong. And able to fight. And that's what I've always prayed for ever since." #HarrietTubman 1865


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