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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

CLICK HERE TO READ THE ISSUE

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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