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Angry Birds movie: the dos and don’ts for Rovio’s pig-busting blockbuster

Stuart Heritage: The avenging avians app is actually becoming a feature film. Let's aim a few pointers at the producers

Google doodle celebrates influential Walt Disney artist Mary Blair

Illustrator worked on a number of children's books and contributed to films Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland

Film-maker documents US electric car rebirth

Suzanne Goldenberg: Chris Paine's 2006 documentary, Who Killed the Electric Car? excoriated US car makers – but his new film is likely to get a much warmer reception

Google doodle celebrates birthday of Gumby creator Arthur ‘Art’ Clokey

Stop motion animator came up with clay figure who had a 35-year run on television

YouTube launches online movie rental service in the UK

Google-owned site will offer UK film fans online rental of blockbusters including The Dark Knight and Reservoir Dogs. By Josh Halliday

Disney Cars to get ‘Appmates’ toys that work with new iPad app

Mini vehicles with capacitive footprints will be used to drive around iOS virtual world

The V for Vendetta mask: a political sign of the times

Euclides Montes: Not only does wearing a Guy Fawkes mask at demonstrations give protesters anonymity, it's an instant symbol of rebellion

Netflix shares fall after losing TV shows and films such as The Social Network

US cable broadcaster Starz ended contract renewal negotiations with video-streaming site on Thursday. By Josh Halliday

Ben Affleck in Line of Sight for first-person military movie

Actor eyes up directing and starring role in proposed action flick modelled on 'shoot-em-up' video game, reports say

Italian alien film tries to ape Orson Welles radio play in web marketing

Real TV newsreader Maria Cuffaro fronts YouTube attempt to trigger same panic as 1938 adaptation of The War of the Worlds

This half-baked, half-hearted, slow-motion anti-piracy strategy does music no favours

Dan Sabbagh: The creative industries need a proper strategy that would not favour film over music or computer games

Rowan Atkinson leaves hospital after McLaren F1 crash

Comedian discharged with injured shoulder and wounded pride after wrecking sports car in confrontation with tree and lamp-post

Illegal filesharing: trade bodies demand government crackdown

Film and music industry bodies warn government it must move to implement efficient system to target pirate websites. By Mark Sweney

Government scraps plan to block illegal filesharing websites

Business secretary Vince Cable says site blocking is too cumbersome and unworkable, and work is being done on other ways to tackle online copyright infringement. By Mark Sweney

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