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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.
Transformers and Beyblade help the category grow 35 per cent.
Select titles from firm's library available as ebooks for the first time.
Two interactive book apps roll out for Symbian smartphones
Elmo Calls available for festive period; update also made to Elmo Loves ABCs app.
Bert and Ernie already available, with Cookie Monster and Oscar the Grouch to follow.
The Toy Retailers Association has unveiled its Dream Dozen for Christmas with licensed toys featuring throughout.
Our biggest stories for the week ending September 30th.
Ready, Set, Grover launching on Nintendo Wii and DS consoles.
We take a look at which brands are currently hot for pre-schoolers.
Jennifer Ahearn joins team to manage firm's relationship with master toy licensee, Hasbro.
Series of interactive play areas featuring Sesame Street characters launching across the US.
The importance of meaningful characters for toddlers' early learning underlined by new research.
Net revenues grow 23 per cent to $908.5m; but entertainment and licensing sector dips.
What you've been reading and talking about up to the week ending June 23rd.
Art You Grew Up With to offer range of limited edition prints based on the characters.
Firm and its partners supporting Decade of Action for Road Safety initiative.
Dedicated section in Spanish theme park will include 11 rides, plus attractions and shows.
More than 150 ebooks available to download for Apple device.
Essentials and the right brands can cope with issues such as the rise in cotton prices, says agent.
Shaun the Sheep, Horrible Histories and Nickelodeon among the big winners in New York.
