This month, industry figures are looking at the iconic BBC brand, Top of the Pops – and whether it has the potential to rise up the licensing charts.

Brand Britain’s Steven Sterlacchini talks creativity, branding and packaging.

We caught up with Roydon to find out more about the origins of the Orgamites, and why licensing makes sense as the next step for the brand.

The range – styled under the brand name Hinch – spans duvet covers and bedspreads, cushions and candles, as well as wall art, soap dispensers and mugs.

Anna Ormerod on designing a new range of Sesame Street clothes for Just Hype.

The tiki mugs have been designed by Mondo’s own Mike Bonanno and Hector Arce.

The deal marks Motul’s first expansion into licensed products.

Start Licensing’s Ian Downes looks at how toy brands have embraced licensing, highlighting a partnership between Hasbro and Gramercy that fired Nerf into the dog toy space.

We caught up Maura to learn how Licensing International is looking to bolster its engagement with the industry’s design communities.

Colleen Rossell and Haylee Nelson take us behind the scenes as we find out what goes into creating licensed flavours at Ben & Jerry’s.