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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.
New licensing division to handle three of firm's most popular brands in the territory.
Video games firm secures exclusive worldwide rights to publish official games based on the sport.
Flurry of international sales sealed for children's animated comedy Dork Hunters from Outer Space.
Nelvana boys property ready to air on Cartoon Network channels internationally.
Channel commissions second series of Coolabi's The Large Family pre-school animation.
Strong sales and new licensing deals follow opening of European office earlier this year for firm.
Stars turn out for Nickelodeon awards, with big winners including Hannah Montana, Ratatouille, Avatar and Harry Potter.
Firm secures worldwide distribution rights for CGI animated series.
Film studio looking to explore licensing opportunities in the Middle Eastern market.
Film studio unveils new 'flexible' business model that mixes publishing and development funding; emphasis on casual games.
Guitar firm widens attack on video games industry.
THQ continues partnership with WWE for launch of latest console title.
FremantleMedia bags worldwide home entertainment rights for Nelvana property.
Global TV channel for babies and toddlers debuts on Hong Kong Cable today.
Firm appointed the rights agency for animated series Hairy Scary in France.
Deals inked for Don't Forget the Lyrics, plus The Foundation given new comedy commission.
Find out what European agent CPLG has planned for the King of Rock n Roll.
First Thomas Land in Europe opens at Drayton Manor Theme Park in Staffordshire.
Firm signs up major pre-sales for brand new animated pre-school series.
Digital Stores launches Little Princess online outlet.
New licensing agreement paves way for mobile game based on hit TV show.
New teen virtual community backed by board of directors and VC funds including Dragon's Den judge.
Licensing agent to represent Fluffy Gardens brand in Brazil and Argentina.
Wal-Mart and five other major US retailers need to stop selling Guitar Hero says firm.
