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  • XboxOne

    Microsoft unveils its next-generation console

    CONSUMER PRODUCTS / INTERACTIVE / TV

    With the seemingly infinite amount of entertainment devices swarming today’s living rooms, Microsoft is hoping to zero in on one. The company has announced long-awaited details surrounding Xbox One, an all-encompassing entertainment system that delivers games, TV, movies, music, sports and Skype.

    3 days ago Wendy Goldman Getzler

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    McDonald’s, General Mills among Despicable Me 2 marketing minions

    CONSUMER PRODUCTS / RETAIL

    Universal Partnerships & Licensing (UP&L) has accumulated a crop of global marketing partners – and an unprecedented US$250 million in total media value – in advance of the July 3 release of Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment’s Despicable Me 2.

    4 days ago Wendy Goldman Getzler

  • SimonCat

    eOne takes all rights to YouTube animated hit Simon’s Cat

    INTERACTIVE / TV

    The pact is part of a strategy by Toronto-based eOne to expand into developing licensing programs for brands conceived in the non-linear space for a broader audience.

    4 days ago Matthew Sylvain

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Penguin Children’s bolsters acquisitions strategy

CONSUMER PRODUCTS / PEOPLE MOVES

As Penguin Children’s UK gears up for new published properties of popular brands like Angry Birds, the company has promoted Richard Haines to the role of acquisitions and new business manager.

1 day ago Wendy Goldman Getzler


Kidscreened: our daily picks from around the net

Kidscreened

  • Lego majorly stretches its marketing wings in Times Square (Mashable)
  • Meanwhile, Lego and Sony want to build a new era of video game-integrated toys (PC World)
  • Broadcasters may have a new love for Twitter thanks to Amplify, which sends ads to viewers who are talking about specific programming (The New York Times)
  • Why are CEOs supposedly such lousy managers?

1 day ago Kidscreen Staff


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Disney’s Dion Vlachos moves to Nickelodeon

CONSUMER PRODUCTS / PEOPLE MOVES

Former Disney marketing exec Dion Vlachos has joined Nickelodeon as SVP of retail sales and marketing, the position left open following Ron Johnson’s promotion in March.

1 day ago Wendy Goldman Getzler


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Hasbro IP moves further into mobile gaming

CONSUMER PRODUCTS / INTERACTIVE

Hasbro and Tokyo-based social gaming developer DeNA are furthering their partnership by collaborating on two free-to-play mobile games tied to the G.I. Joe and Dungeons & Dragons brands.

1 day ago Wendy Goldman Getzler


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Ratings Watch Global – Russia

KID INSIGHT / TV

This week Eurodata TV has provided us with the ratings for the top-five program broadcasts with kids four to 15 in Russia between April 15 and May 12, 2013.

1 day ago Wendy Goldman Getzler


Appisode

Two-year-old Disney Junior UK brings Appisodes to two-year-olds

INTERACTIVE / TV

Disney Junior’s growing Appisode offering, which combines interactive games with select channel shows, is extending to little hands across the UK. The young channel has become the UK’s number-one pay TV preschool destination, with ratings up 20%.

2 days ago Wendy Goldman Getzler


Kidscreened: our daily picks from around the net

Kidscreened

  • How Disney and Threadless are making magic together (Wired)
  • Pink problems: A number of parents are going to new lengths to shield girls from gender stereotypes in toys (The Telegraph)
  • Nielsen looks to smarten up its media tracking methods with the help of Jeopardy-winning Watson (Advertising Age)
  • In the wake of the Xbox One announcement, what options are on the table for Sony and Nintendo? (CNET)

2 days ago Kidscreen Staff


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Justin Time gets more into books

CONSUMER PRODUCTS / TV

Guru Studio’s Justin Time property is continuing to grow with a second book in the works from publishing partner Immedium that will be distributed across North America.

2 days ago Wendy Goldman Getzler


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Santa and Monsters set sights on Licensing Expo

CONSUMER PRODUCTS

Licensing and global brand management firm Evolution is in the midst of developing programs for Rubicon Group Holding’s Monster In My Pocket and Life and Adventures of Santa Claus brands.

2 days ago Wendy Goldman Getzler


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marblemedia hires L.A. exec to expand US presence

PEOPLE MOVES / TV

Toronto-based multiplatform producer marblemedia has hired L.A.-based development exec Renae Garcia as its first director of US development and acquisitions.

3 days ago Danielle Ng-See-Quan

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