The Daily Mail went for its usual moral indignation angle while the rest of the coverage was altogether more positive.
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Retro and tech toys grab the headlines; Blanket coverage achieved.
This year's event boosted the industry with a wide range of press coverage, including nationals, regionals, bloggers and wires.
The Transformers movie has posted record takings on its release in the US.
Worlds Apart has declared its first Dream Town pre-school competition a success and will be following it up next year.
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The media once again turned out in force for Dream Toys, but there was disappointment at ITV's breakfast TV snub.
The Copyrights Group is one of the licensing arms within The Vivendi Group. Acquired by Vivendi in 2016 Copyrights manages the licensing for a portfolio of properties to include Paddington Bear. Some of the other companies within the Vivendi Group include Universal Music Group, and their licensing arm Bravado, Gameloft and Studiocanal to name a few.