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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.
4Kids hires firms in the Netherlands, Portugal, Poland, Sweden, Finland and Norway.
Oxford Die-cast planning new line for UK Toy Fair.
Mixed martial arts property growing across Europe and the UK; 22 partners on board worldwide.
Focus remains on Clone Wars, plus Blu-ray release of saga and Episode 1 in 3D.
We ask a range of boys aged two to 13 what licensed properties are currently hot in their world.
Games and activities for pre-schoolers based on new Misty Island Rescue film.
Action figures, electronics, gaming accessories and a fashion line all planned for Legacy.
Housewares and lighting firm adds Disney-Pixar film to portfolio.
Library Series to be promoted through House of Fraser and The Guardian.
CPLG Sport inks three agreements for European Rugby League division.
Poster specialist adds eagerly awaited Call of Duty to portfolio; actively talking to other publishers.
Worlds Apart, Wesco, Ethos and Abbey Home Media join programme.
Find out about the brands which are currently dominating this lucrative area.
Plans to grow licensing programme even further after stellar success this year.
Art licensing company planning to make the most of upcoming sporting events to boost brand.
Live production kicks off in July 2011 featuring host of DC characters.
Licensed toiletry firm planning new launches in 2011 under the Ultimate Alien banner.
Misty Island Rescue is the largest week one ship to market in Hit's history.
MV Sports and Egmont pick up accolades for ranges based on Turner's boy brand.
3D live action outing begins filming in London for seven weeks; release set for summer 2011.
Company grows licensed portfolio with publication covering seven incarnations of iconic starship.
Got a boys property you'd like to shout about? Get in touch with us now.
New style guide introduces next phase of licensing programme in the UK for film franchise.
Hachette Collections to launch line in wide range of territories.
New style guide and characters give licensing programme a boost in UK and internationally.
