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Content Licensing Network

Content Licensing Network

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Providing Data, Contacts, And Community For Those Managing And Marketing Media And Entertainment Across Platforms

Content Licensing, published 24 times a year, reveals the latest trends and insights in licensing content into traditional and digital media, and for promotional tie-ins and other partnerships with consumer brands. Build a new network of contacts — from app publishers to movie studios, streaming services to publishers, music companies to royalty auditors — across a multi-screen, multimedia marketplace.

Content Licensing is:

  • A tip sheet distilling key deal points of new content licensing agreements to guide you in formulating the best possible alliances;
  • A directory of global contacts for dozens of licensing dealmakers identified in each issue, helping you develop new business leads;
  • Analysis of media and entertainment marketing, licensing, and distribution to keep you abreast of the latest trade trends;
  • Consumer research on media use, entertainment consumption, and spending patterns — data curated by our analysts to answer your questions when evaluating new opportunities in content licensing.

You should join the Content Licensing Network if you are involved in securing content for:

  • Media and entertainment companies, including film and television studios; production houses; music companies; videogame marketers; book, magazine, newspaper, comic, and other publishers
  • New distribution channels such as apps, streaming services, virtual worlds, advergaming
  • Advertising and promotion agencies

Put the Content Licensing Network to work for you supporting your budgeting, planning, and new business development.

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Save 15% on your membership in the Content Licensing Network and receive Content Licensing the 1st and 15th of every month, along with free webinars, access to the Contact Tracking Service, discounts on research studies and live events, and more.

Regular rates are $600 for individual members, $1500 for a group of 2-10, $3000 for 11-25, and $6000 for 26+ people at the same company.

Limited time Charter Memberships are available for $500 for individuals, $1250 for a group of 2-10, $2500 for 11-25, and $5000 for 26+.

For group memberships, please call 1-212-941-0099.

Content Licensing members have exclusive full access to the latest entertainment and media business intelligence:

[CL] Marketing The Benefits Of Ownership: Can Consumers Legally Sell Unused Codes For Digital Media?
05-01-12   Media and entertainment companies, from book  and video game publishers to music labels and movie studios, all have an interest in maintaining “sell-throug . . . more >
[CL] Apps, eBooks, 'Agency Model' Dominate Talk Among Publishers
05-01-12 As at other recent book industry confabs, The London Book Fair in April found publishers focusing on apps, eBooks, and other ways of connecting with digital consumer . . . more >
[CL] Clicks 05-01-12
05-01-12 At Redbox, ‘Dvd' And ‘Growth' Are Still In Same Sentence Coinstar-owned Redbox/sp . . . more >
[CL] Marketing Monitor 05-01-12
05-01-12   Coca-Cola — And Spotify — /s . . . more >
[CL] Smartphone Ownership Among Young Adults Cuts Across Economic Brackets
05-02-12 Even among members of households that earn less than $15,000 annually, more than half of young adults ages 18-24 own smartphones (56%), according to . . . more >
[CL] Social TV: The Next Big Thing For Brands?
05-01-12 The buzz around “social TV” is increasingly attracting the attention of brands. Ford Motors, for instance, specifically calls out social . . . more >
[CL] Nintendo's New Platforms: Downloads Preclude Used Sales
05-01-12 Nintendo plans to market downloads of video games for its 3DS handheld system day-and-date with packaged media versions beginning in August, as the . . . more >
[CL] Book Industry Price-Fixing, Music Royalties: Here's Why Both Those Stories Are Important To You
04-15-12 The mission of this newsletter is to help those in different media sectors — whether film, books, TV, social media, apps, magaz . . . more >
[CL] App Developers Focus On Niches From Kids To Brands
04-15-12 When challenges such as cost and discoverability dampened content developers' initial enthusiasm in 2011, the lesson about app develo . . . more >
[CL] Clicks 04-15-12
04-15-12 Product Sampling With newspapers and magazines experimenting with different paywall systems . . . more >
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