Talking Brands: From Peter Rabbit to I Want My Hat Back… What gives a picture book licensing potential?
Kids Industries’ Gary Pope, The Roald Dahl Story Company’s Stephanie Griggs, Penguin Ventures’ Thomas Merrington, Making Things’ Fi Murray and Caroline High Consultancy’s Caroline High talk picture books – and share some thoughts on untapped gems.
Carrera-Revell’s President, Frank Tiessen, on history, creativity, licensing and more
Frank Tiessen discusses Carrera-Revell’s slot-car-racing products, licences – and team!
What does the Science Museum look for in its licensed gifts? Gemma Woodward reveals all
The Science Museum’s Senior Partnerships Manager, Gemma Woodward, on partners, product and more.
CAMP readies Mickey & Friends experience
“We are excited to bring a splash of Disney magic to our CAMP families, with an extraordinary adventure right in their own backyard,” said Ben Kaufman, CAMP’s Co-Founder and CEO.
Toikido to bring Thinkway’s Luck toy line to the UK
The range spans plush and figurines of key characters from the upcoming Skydance Animation movie.
David Brown Automotive celebrates Marshall’s 60th anniversary with Mini Remastered Marshall Edition
Taking design inspiration from Marshall’s iconic amps, the boot of the car houses a fully-integrated Marshall DSL1 Combo amp.
Jane and Neil Woodhead on Speakeasy’s approach to creating licensed alcohol-infused ice cream
Start Licensing’s Ian Downes catches up with the team at Speakeasy, delving into the ice cream firm’s collaborations with brands like Ableforth’s Rumbullion and Lazzaroni’s Limoncello.
LADbible enters the party game space with First Impressions
Inspired by LADbible’s popular First Impressions YouTube series, the card game sees players battle it out to recreate their best and worst impressions of famous faces.
Iceland’s Barratt ice cream range welcomes Dolly Mix, Milk Teeth and Giant Strawberries flavours
Other flavours joining the expanded range includes Cherry Cola Bottle, Wham Rocket, Refreshers and Mini Poppets.
Ubisoft teams with Reebok for Just Dance footwear
The range features four footwear styles in a variation of colorways that reflect the ‘vibrant energy of the Reebok map featured in Just Dance 2022’.