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"Webkinz" - stuffed animals that give kids access to a virtual online play world.
Thestar.com - Home Page Dan Robson 2010
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Screenshot: Courtesy of Jacob Ogles The latest toy craze in North America are stuffed animals called Webkinz that blend the comfort of teddy bears with the addictive challenges of online role-playing games.
How to Take Money From Kids: Sell Toys Both Physical and Virtual 2007
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The author of the article in the Globe and Mail calls Webkinz revolutionary and the publisher/manufacturer visionary.
SWEATblog: Webkinz in the Toronto Globe and Mail, and in the house 2007
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J. DODD: She wants a parrot, a Webkinz, that is another animal.
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The author of the article in the Globe and Mail calls Webkinz revolutionary and the publisher/manufacturer visionary.
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Webkinz, which is where tamagotchi meets Ty beanie babies - you buy a plush pet, it has a unique ID, enter the ID on the website and you're in the virtual world as that plush pet
My virtual life Helen Keegan 2006
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Webkinz, which is where tamagotchi meets Ty beanie babies - you buy a plush pet, it has a unique ID, enter the ID on the website and you're in the virtual world as that plush pet
Archive 2006-10-01 Helen Keegan 2006
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You can watch the latest "American Idol" contestant, learn about dinosaurs, delve into history or visit popular kids 'sites, such as Webkinz and Club Penguin.
KidZui's Parent Plan 2008
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When she fails to crush her rivals, she seeks to assimilate them: taking on internet successes such as Webkinz with heavy investment in Barbie. com; moving into entertainment with the launch of branded MP3 players and hugely successful DVDs.
Latest financial, market & economic news and analysis | guardian.co.uk 2009
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Sites such as Webkinz and Neopets allow kids to adopt virtual pets, but often to properly care for their animals, parents must pull out the plastic to pay for virtual vet visits or other add-ons that have no real world value.
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