The Daily Mail went for its usual moral indignation angle while the rest of the coverage was altogether more positive.
Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
ITV
BBC Newsround
The Mirror
Channel 4
The Sun
Retro and tech toys grab the headlines; Blanket coverage achieved.
The Transformers movie has posted record takings on its release in the US.
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The media once again turned out in force for Dream Toys, but there was disappointment at ITV's breakfast TV snub.
This year's event boosted the industry with a wide range of press coverage, including nationals, regionals, bloggers and wires.
More toys are bought by families with multi-channel and they spend more per purchase too. That's the message Turner Broadcasting will be taking to Toy Fair in London next week, as it heads into 2006 in bullish mood regarding its position versus terrestrial children's TV.
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