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Thursday April 22nd, 2009 @ The Brewery, London
The countdown to the MCV Awards 2010 has begun – with date, venue and categories announced.
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Classic publishing character Where's Wally? is 25 in 2012 and there are major plans to move the brand further into the licensing arena. We find out more.
It's one of Cbeebies most popular new shows, and has been snapped up by broadcasters across Europe. We find out what's next for Everything's Rosie.
First introduced to retail back in 1968, Suzy's Zoo has built up a strong following in the US and Japan, and is beginning to make its mark in the UK. We find out more.
With the licensing programmes for Peppa Pig and Ben & Holly having been carefully and steadily built, eOne is now taking the same approach with Humf. We find out more.
We find out how Giochi Preziosi has spun the boys brand into a global licence, and what's in store for the future.
Bagpuss has been enjoying a resurgence recently, thanks to the continued popularity of classic properties. We find out how Coolabi is looking to boost the brand even further.
The number one new pre-school licence from 2010, ZingZillas is moving into the live space this summer, with the characters appearing at five family festivals. We find out more.
Launched from scratch in just 100 days, it's been a whirlwind few months for Luv Me Buddies. But where does the property go from here?
With over four decades of material and a community of dedicated fans the Monty Python brand had huge licensing potential. We find out more about the process and Space’s future plans.
Pre-school newcomer The WotWots is ramping up activity across the globe, after initial success in Australia and NZ. We find out more about the plans.
With almost 50 licensees across key territories, and a successful launch in the US last year, Gogo's is that unique of products - a playground craze with longevity.
Eight decades on from launch, the Looney Tunes are one of the cornerstones of the Warner Bros portfolio. We take a look at how the brand has remained relevant and WBCP's plans for 2011.
It notched up over $25 million in retail sales in 2010, and now Hidden City is expanding Bella Sara into new territories. We get the lowdown.
The owner says it is the fastest growing sport in the world and the presence of UFC at BLE in September certainly drew attention. We find out more about the brand.
Fox's biggest TV franchise in terms of home entertainment, the Family Guy licensing programme has come into its own this year. We find out more.
The book has notched up sales of over 115 million copies and is published in more than 100 countries, and now the brand is moving into licensing. We find out about its plans.
