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Tsuburaya Productions readies Ultraman trading card game
“The release of the Ultraman Card Game in the US market is well timed, as the Ultraman fan base in the US continues to grow,” said Danny Simon, President of Tsuburaya Fields Media.
Royal Mail teams with Hasbro for Dungeons & Dragons stamps
“We’re honoured to release this beautiful collection of stamps,” said Dan Rawson, Global Play Lead for Dungeons & Dragons at Wizards of the Coast.
Creatives in licensing feel undervalued, reveals Skew survey
Only 20% of participants felt the industry adequately celebrated their work, and nearly one in three creatives reported feeling misunderstood and undervalued by non-creative colleagues.
CAA Brand Management signs as licensing agency for Dr. Seuss Enterprises in Latin America
“We see a tremendous opportunity to further extend the licensed program within the burgeoning LATAM market,” said Noah Gelbart, President of CAA Brand Management.
Vineyard vines debuts Jeep apparel collection
“Vineyard vines and its ‘good life’ ethos expresses a dimension of the Jeep brand’s qualities and its ‘Go Anywhere, Do Anything’ spirit,” said Kim Adams House, Head of Licensing, Merchandising and Multicultural Marketing at Stellantis.
“I’ve never seen anything like this”: Wow! Stuff’s Richard North on creating a new category with Real FX Disney Stitch
Wow! Stuff’s Richard North talks Real FX Stitch – and why he feels ‘Puppetronics’ has the potential to match the Furby craze of the Nineties.
One month left to nominate for Brands Untapped 100: 2024 Edition
The deadline to send in nominations is Friday, August 2nd.
India Winstone becomes MD of Crush Creative
Crush Founder Carl Rush is staying with the creative studio as Creative Director.
Crumble & Core enters jigsaws with Ravensburger
“I was drawn to the design style of Crumble & Core with their ability to tell a story through imagery,” said Sindy Randall, Senior Product Manager at Ravensburger UK.
Design Museum opens Barbie: The Exhibition
“The exhibition explores 65 years of a design icon,” said exhibition curator Danielle Thom.