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The conference portion of the TV Kids Summer Festival wrapped today with Dubit CEO Ian Douthwaite and team members Laura Dudley-Gough and Benjamin Sumner revealing new research on kids’ media habits and tips for how IP owners can explore opportunities in gaming.

The latest episode from the TV Kids Festivals podcast is now available: Game Time.

Dubit’s David Kleeman moderated the closing conversation of day two of the TV Kids Festival, discussing the importance of gaming extensions with Wind Sun Sky Entertainment’s Catherine Winder and DeAPlaneta Entertainment’s Jimena Tormo.

The TV Kids Festival, running from February 4 to 7, will include panel sessions on gaming, engagement and animation innovation, featuring executives from Kedoo Entertainment, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment, Composition Media, DeAPlaneta Entertainment, pocket.watch and more. You can register here for free.

In this video from the TV Kids Summer Festival, Dubit’s David W. Kleeman and independent media consultant Emily Horgan discuss how understanding the 6-to-9 set is paramount for tracking where kids’ media consumption is headed.

The latest episode from the TV Kids Festivals podcast is now available: In the Know with Dubit.

David Kleeman will showcase new Dubit research about kids’ content consumption trends in conversation with independent media consultant Emily Horgan during the TV Kids Summer Festival, which you can register for here free of charge.

Heralded as the next great trend to watch in the intersection of technology and content, the metaverse is presenting a wave of storytelling, marketing and revenue opportunities for creators and IP owners.

David Kleeman, senior VP of global trends at Dubit, offers up some tips on how IP owners can tap into the new creative and commercial opportunities presented by the metaverse and catches up with Anne Loi, executive VP of M&A and chief commercial officer at WildBrain.

Dubit’s David Kleeman outlined how IP owners can extend their brands into the metaverse before catching up with WildBrain’s Anne Loi on how that indie giant is exploring this new landscape at the TV Kids Summer Festival.