Real Deal
- Boy Scouts Licensing
- John Wayne Enterprises in Book Deal
- Lassie Expands Pet Product Line
- Pinkalicious Party Goods
- NCircle Signs Mobile MUM
- SupperTime to Work with Freaky Flipsters
You’re Hired
- Chan-Yip Upped at Hasbro
- Dunne Upped at Disney Consumer Products
- Promotions at NBCUniversal
aNb Media News, March 15, 2011
- UPDATE: Tomy Acquires RC2
- Jerry Leigh Acquires Fortune Fashions
- Walmart Expands Shopping Options
- Harry Potter: The Exhibition Comes to NYC
- Spin Master Donates to Japan
From the Recession to Technology to Kids’ Wish Lists: A Peek Inside the American Family
aNb Media is working with Kiddie-i-Oh!, a market research and consulting firm specializing in kids and moms. Four times this year, we will visit with three families from three different parts of the country and document the findings in upcoming issues of Toys & Family Entertainment. In the first article, in the March issue, we’ll explore how the recession, along with the rise of technology, has impacted their lives. The March issue is now on our website. Visit page 24 for the full story.
Catching Up With David Luner, Executive Vice-President of Consumer Products, Interactive and Mobile, FremantleMedia Enterprises North Americas
FremantleMedia Enterprises (FME) has undergone numerous changes as of late. The company is in acquisition mode. It has made management changes to support FME’s focus on the expansion of third-party brand representation, children’s programming and brand development, live events, digital content creation, and gaming initiatives. David Luner, the newly appointed executive vice-president of consumer products, interactive and mobile, FremantleMedia Enterprises North Americas, spoke with Royaltie$ about the company’s evolution.
Breaking News: TOMY to Buy RC2
- TOMY to Buy RC2
aNb Media News, March 10, 2011
- New Partners for Voltron
- Charlie Sheen Wins a Merchandising Deal
- Eyetronics Creates Its Own Retro Brand
- Suzy’s Zoo Partners with Dalmatian Press
Licensed Housewares Make a Comeback
The recession took a toll on the licensed housewares category. But now licensors are getting back into the game, and consumers are once again shopping for high-quality, branded housewares.