The Licensing Book Online
Our June 2010 Licensing Show issue is ONLINE NOW, and contains features on:
• Licensing Show 2010—More than 50 pages of coverage, divided by category. Check out the best brands in the world!
• State of the Industry—Fifteen licensing leaders—licensors, manufacturers, retailers, and legal experts—weigh in on the past year, and the future.
• The ‘Tunes are Back—Warner Bros. brings the Looney Tunes to modern kids with new 3D shorts and a new TV show. Yes!
• LIMA Exchange—LIMA President Charles Riotto welcomes you to Vegas.
• Is the Crisis Over?—The Consor Corp. tackles the biggest question in business.
• Go Figure—Funosophy crunches the numbers on movie-licensed toys.
• McHale Design—How trends fuel package design.
• Spotlight On: Licensed Mobile Apps—by Reyne Rice, toy trend expert
• Soapbox—Andy Richmond on the Deal Memo
• The Future—The Dawn of BrandCulture, by Ken Markman and Scott Shaw
• Of Counsel with James Kipling—Our in-house legal expert weighs in on licensing pitfalls and protections
Our April/May 2010 issue contains our annual Tribute to Television, a special feature on the How to Train Your Dragon partnership between Walmart, Dreamworks, and Spin Master; a feature story on Corporate Brands, and a close-up look at Nancy Bailey & Associates; and “Licensing for Lassie,” our yearly look at licensed pet products. Read the issue by clicking here.
Our January/February 2010 edition contains features on Nickelodeon’s 30th anniversary, Toy Fair’s hottest products, How to choose a brand at Toy Fair, and YMI Jeanswear and can be accessed by clicking here.
Our inaugural issue online issue, November/December 2009, covers Green Licensing and can be accessed by clicking here.

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