aNb Media News, October 7, 2010
- Bratz Web Series to Debut on 10-10-10
- Dena Designs and Gund Partner on Happi Soft Toys
- HIT and Russ Berrie Collaborate on Barney Plush Line
Real Deal
- Henson Awards Uncle Milton Dinosaur Train License
- Blue Planet Software Teams with Licensing Works
- Marvel Expands Deal with Feld Motor Sports
- Cartoon Network and MEGA Brands Partner for Generator Rex
- Interactive Toy Signs Medal of Honor Deal
You’re Hired
- Fink Joins AGP Full Time
- Corus Announces New Roles in Television Division
aNb Media News, October 5, 2010
- A Delicious aNb Media Dispatch from Dallas
- Razor Products Feature Microsoft Tag Technology
- MGA Sued for Infringing on Hexbug Nano
- Bandai Launches TamaTown Tama-Go
- WBCP Taps Pressman for Green Lantern
- The Anti-Gravity Web Runner Debuts
- MEGA Bloks Launches iPhone and iPad App for Preschoolers
Toys & Family Entertainment, October 2010
- The Bridge Sets Up Four-Point Plan by Nancy Lombardi
- Monsuno Property Takes Shape with New Partner, Topps by Nancy Lombardi
- Blue Box to Create Own Brand: B Kids by Nancy Lombardi
- Classic Media Announces Voltron Force by Chris Adams
- Leading Executives Await Holiday 2010 Feedback While Gearing Up for 2011 by Chris Adams
- 2011 Toy Preview compiled by Laurie Leahey and Paul Narula
- Small Kids, Big Category by Paul Narula
- ABC Expo: Product Presentation by Paul Narula
- iHobby Expo: Product Presentation by Paul Narula
- Specialty Emporium: Green Toys by Paul Narula
- Specialty Emporium: Product Presentation by Laurie Leahey
Royaltie$, October 2010
- Automotive Licensing: A Tale of Two Segments by Chris Adams
- Automotive Licensing: Licensor Roundup by Chris Adams
- 2011 Toy Preview compiled by Laurie Leahey and Paul Narula
- MIPCOM: Licensor Roundup by Paul Narula
Halloween Spending to Bounce Back from Spooky 2009
Halloween falls on a Sunday this year, but that still leaves Friday and Saturday to celebrate and consumers are going to do just that. Total spending for Halloween 2010 is expected to reach $5.8 billion, up from last year’s $4.75 billion.
Catching Up With Marty Brochstein
The International Licensing Industry Merchandisers’ Association (LIMA) is working with Business for Social Responsibility to help members adhere to the LIMA Code of Business Practices, a voluntary code that encourages good business practices. LIMA’s Marty Brochstein gives the scoop on the code, the formation of the Licensing Working Group, and the series of webinars that will educate licensees and their suppliers on meeting the code’s criteria.
aNb Media News, September 30, 2010
- Help Create America’s Wish List: Vote for the People’s Play Awards
- View the Pictures from TimetoPlayMag.com’s Holiday Showcase
- LIMA Expands Across Europe
- Kmart Unveils Holiday Toy Picks
- Classic Media, Nick Partner for Life with Boys
- Universal to Make Emily the Strange Movie