And another low-tech company that is faring well against the digital onslaught is small time, non-digital company Melissa & Doug. This August, their company will turn 25; a quarter
century in the middle of the digital revolution for a company whose only digital toys are ones made for digits. The husband and wife company makes wooden puzzles, coloring pads, blocks, trains and
simple costumes.
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