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latimesblogs.latimes.com - 7/29/2009

DreamWorks Animation revenue drops 7%; video games provides boost | Company Town | Los Angeles Times

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MonstersAliens As March release "Monsters vs Aliens" proves a solid peformer, but nowhere near as big as last year's "Kung Fu Panda," DreamWorks Animation revenue and net income fell 7% in the second quarter to $132 million and $25.6 million, respectively. The company got a $24 million benefit ...

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