Some 10 publishers in Russia have licenses to produce Marvel-branded content, but the comics publisher Kofilmo is counting on the size of Eksmo-AST to help it vanquish all foes.
Canada’s Entertainment One Is Wattpad’s Newest Content Partner
The latest in Wattpad’s expanding array of content partnerships brings it together with eOne, a major production and distribution hub in Toronto.
Multi-Territory Digital Publishing Rights Sold for ‘Deer Little Forest’
‘We understand that great content plays a significant role in creating a high-quality app,’ says Bakhram Fayzutdinov on licensing ‘Deer Little Forest.’
Finland’s Laura Nevanlinna: ‘Learning from Angry Birds’
The EVP of the new Kaiken Entertainment has a message for Berlin’s Publishers’ Forum: Think ‘full 360,’ story worlds, and ‘finding the right partners.’
Managing Rights in Customized Publishing: Risk and Reward
Rights today ‘are much more stringently controlled than in the past,’ says Klopotek’s David Hetherington ahead of London Book Fair.
Frankfurt Book Fair and LIMA Strike Cooperative Agreement
Intended to further innovative product licensing and merchandising projects, the partnership between Frankfurt Book Fair and LIMA has an official opening in April.
Frankfurt’s 2016 Rights Meeting: Where the Surprises Are
In its 30th year, the Frankfurt Rights Meeting, 2 to 5 p.m. on October 18, will place special attention on some of the surprise success stories coming out of the rights and licensing arena this year.
The UK’s Mark Allen Group Signs On To IPR License
Joining the rights and trading platform’s international network, London’s Mark Allen Group brings a broad range of content marketing and other services to its clients.
Applications Open for GamesCom Presentations by Publishers
A very quick deadline of June 22 has been announced for publishers interested in presenting their projects to international business players in the games industry at Germany’s GamesCom on August 17.
‘Starting To Hit the Wall’: A Conference Focuses on Publishing Rights
‘Things are not going to stop changing,’ Ingenta’s Randy Petway told Monday’s Rights Conference audience. And that means new urgency around effective rights management.