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Having signed more than 240 partnerships in 2017, Emoji founder Marco Huesges is one busy fella. Licensing.biz caught five minutes with the CEO to discuss the latest developments for the Emoji brand.

Following the worldwide popularity of the first English language online series, a further ten adventures have now been commissioned.

The voluntary program will allow content producers to highlight content safe for kids and empowers parents to assess good content.

The deal will extend to music used across Facebook, Instagram and Oculus and echoes similar deals struck with Universal Music just before Christmas.

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The partnership will look to facilitate deeper engagement between artists and fans, empowering users to express themselves through music, share their favourite songs and build communities around music culture.

The long-term deals, reached after two years of negotiation, establish royalty rates for Universal and Sony artists whose videos are uploaded to YouTube, as well as any user-generated clips, including song covers.

Sarah Bates, Ingrid Gilmore, and Siobhan Galvin have joined Egmont’s Board.

The winners will be revealed at a gala vent on February 13th 2018.

Consumers can now engage with the brand via AI tech and machine learning in order to shop and converse via the Facebook platform.