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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] Web Video Broadens Its Base; NewFronts Highlight New Opportunities for Content Developers and Licensors
5/15/13 The online video world wrapped up the sixth annual NewFronts market in New York City earlier this month where brand marketers and advertisers were feted at splas . . . more >
[CL] Difficulty of Digitizing Arabic Text Opens Doors for Local Players
5/15/13 A digital battleground is taking shape in the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf as new startups rush to explore opportunities created by the reluctance of major . . . more >
[CL] Clicks
5/15/13 Something Borrowed Publisher Sourcebooks and e-book library distributor Overdrive are kicking off a two-week pilot program May 15 to try to . . . more >
[CL] More Announcements From NewFronts
5/15/13 While this year's NewFronts featured a broad range of publishers experimenting with different programming formats, there was plenty of me-too TV . . . more >
[CL] Marketing Monitor
5/15/13 Star Trek Into Partners. J.J. Abram's Star Trek Into Darkness, the Paramount Pictures sequel to the 2 . . . more >
[CL] Majority of Americans Watch Video on Devices Other Than TVs
5/15/13 More than half of U.S. adults (53%) watch video on devices other than TVs each week, up from 37% who did so in 2011, according . . . more >
[CL] One in Three Online Americans Watch TV Programs Via Streaming
5/15/13 More than a third of U.S. Internet users ages 13-54 (34%) watched streaming video originating from a TV network between Septemb . . . more >
[CL] The 'Land Grab' for Rights Is On, as Publishers, Agents, Authors Vie for Control
5/1/13 Book publishers and agents are involved in a "land grab" for rights on intellectual property (IP), with each party seeking to control as many platforms as possibl . . . more >
[CL] Over-the-Top Video Licensing Windfall Is Coming to an End
5/1/13 For the TV networks, the Netflix gravy train is running out of steam. For the past few years, the networks have been raking in easy money licensing huge slates of older series, . . . more >
[CL] Clicks
5/1/13 Tweeting Television Netflix may be cutting back on the amount of content it's licensing from TV networks, but new digital buyers continue to enter the market. T . . . more >
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