Features

Ahead of Brand Licensing Europe, rights owners share their strategies for standing out in the children’s licensing and merchandising business.

From apps to e-books, digital extensions of kids’ properties have become a top priority for brand owners.

There’s a wealth of live-action kids’ programming making its way across the globe, from educational fare for preschoolers to angst-filled dramas for tweens.

Andy Fry explores the major issues at play for France’s leading kids’ production and distribution companies.

David Wood hears from leading producers and distributors about what it takes to turn a kids’ novel or comic book into a hit TV show.

Surveys some leading content rights owners about building kids’ brands in a crowded and fragmented marketplace.

David Wood checks in with producers and distributors about the demand for shows that can resonate with both boys and girls.

Andy Fry surveys leading programmers about wish lists, success strategies and the rapid changes in kids’ viewing habits.

A look at how producers and distributors are serving broadcasters’ needs for shows that encourage co-viewing.

Kids’ content distributors discuss how their businesses are faring across Asia. The number of platforms for kids to access content is on the rise across the globe, and Asia is no exception. In fact, there have likely been more new platform launches for children’s programming in the region over the ...