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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

Best practices are only beginning to evolve for licensing content across traditional and digital media platforms. In an area that is still being defined (and redefined) the Content Licensing Network provides a community that connects those involved in content licensing, digital rights management, sublicensing, entertainment/media distribution, transmedia, marketing, new business development, and more.

Membership includes your subscription to Content Licensing newsletter, free webinars, exclusive access to our Contact Tracking Service (need a contact? Just email or call us), community-building forums, and discounts on research studies, live events, and more.

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.

SPECIAL CHARTER MEMBERSHIP OFFER

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] Direct-To-Consumer Plays: Challenges In Vying For A Larger Role In The Media & Entertainment Ecosystem
02-01-12 TV networks, film studios, video game publishers, and book publishers are all vying for larger roles in the media and entertainment & . . . more >
[CL] E-Book Business Emphasizes New Approaches To Promotions
02-01-12 Even in the face of all the bells and whistles offered by enhanced e-books and apps, attendees of Digital Book World in New York late la . . . more >
[CL] CLicks 02-01-12
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[CL] Marketing Monitor 02-01-12
02-01-12 Let The Right One In. Major Blu-ray/DVD releases continue to garner retail marketing s . . . more >
[CL] Who's News 02-01-12
02-01-12 Ashley Maidy joins Activision to head the gaming company's newly formed (re . . . more >
[CL] Global Digital Music Growth Continues
02-01-12 Global revenues to record companies grew by an estimated 8% to $5.2 billion in 2011, with strong consumer demand for both single trac . . . more >
[CL] Redbox Leads In U.S. Movie Rentals; But Total Movie Rental Market Declines
02-01-12 Blockbuster's continued crumbling and Netflix's Qwikster debacle boded well for Redbox in 2011, as the kiosk operator rose to be the . . . more >
[CL] Analyst To Studios: Get Tough With Theaters Over Release Windows
02-01-12 In November, Universal Pictures — reportedly under pressure from talent reps as well as theater chains — withdrew its . . . more >
[CL] Pay TV's Online Transition: Will Consumers Embrace Premium Content Or 'Cord Cutting' Economics In 2012?
01-15-12 From an American pay TV subscriber’s perspective, the lure of “cord cutting” is that most everything the subscriber wan . . . more >
[CL] How High? What Made A Music Hit In 2011
01-15-12 Here’s what it took to crack the Top 10 music charts in 2011, according to Nielsen SoundScan and Nielsen BDS: p class="03Text . . . more >
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