Publishing

Where’s Bluey is the UK’s most popular Bluey title, selling over 100,000 copies to date.

“Working with such a recognised leader in this field will help us reach new markets and engage with new audiences, such as licensed products for children,” said Ellen Sankey, Brand Licensing Manager at TfL.

“It’s really special to watch the reaction of fans as they step into Gabby’s world through this incredible interactive tour,” said Paul Bufton, Vice President EMEA, Universal Products and Experiences.

Fans of The Prisoner aren’t young in age or huge in number… But what might they want to buy?

The publication, celebrating designers, studios and creative leaders within licensing, launches on October 4th at this year’s Brand Licensing Europe show.

As an exhibition of his work lands in London’s Cartoon Museum, Karen Addison of Karen Addison Associates discusses opportunities around the Norman Thelwell brand.

The move expands the scope of the Grow with Peter Rabbit initiative, designed to bring the health, well-being and educational benefits associated with gardening to as many children as possible.

“We’re delighted to join forces with HarperCollins and help bring some legendary children’s stories to life,” said Katie Wilkinson, Head of Publishing and Operations at The Point.1888.

Writer and Blocks magazine editor Graham E. Hancock on his experience of licensing LEGO

Amy Lord and Bek Whitney discuss creating immersive experiences for brands like Netflix’s Stranger Things, Riverdale and Pretty Little Liars.