Media & PR

Watch will allow users to discover videos from outside of their feed, create watchlists and present an easier way to follow shows created by artists, brands and publishers.

YouTube has pipped the likes of LEGO, McDonald’s and Crayola to the top spot.

The Pringles licensing programme is going from strength to strength, with existing licensees all looking to expand their product offering. Pink Key’s Richard Pink reveals why the firm expects a long career with the property and teases a potential new licensee.

The report presents a detailed breakdown of the $263B industry by property type, product category and geography.

‘We are sure that fans of the movie will want to continue their adventures with Moana and Maui through the joy of print,’ says Egmont Publishing’s Laura Adnitt.

As the publisher behind some of the most iconic game brands of all time including Street Fighter, Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, Capcom are a major player in the world of licensing. We sat down with licensing consultant Michele Pearce to find out more about the firm's upcoming projects.

Licensed brands are storming the beauty and bathing goods sector, with H&A enjoying new launches with the likes of Spider-Man and Krispy Kreme. Here, Holly Orton, the firm’s licensing and marketing manager, discusses the growth of the business and its plans to target the female demographic.

We are ramping up our online offering with an overhaul of the daily newsletter, offering you more industry insight, opinions, interviews and breaking news as it happens.

The partnership will see the two digitalise more content in order to preserve older kids’ programmes.

After spending nearly two years at The Smiley Company, Jane Maxey PR and marketing assistant, is gearing up to celebrate the firm’s 45th anniversary. With a number of new partnerships under its belt and a stint at Glastonbury, here she reveals what’s next for Smiley