Although the story only has quotes from two stores, it appears that the entire nation is turning its back on modern toys to turn childhood into one big episode of Just William where fat kids are a thing of the past. Or not.
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Intelligence chiefs believe Al Qaeda is planning to plant explosives in toys headed for the UK, Europe and the US.
The BTHA has announced that the Olympia Toy Fair is now officially sold out.
The new Environment Secretary has singled out toys for criticism over what she says is excessive and environmentally unfriendly packaging. Is she right? Crazee Thingz MD, Danny Bamping, thinks she may have a point and maybe the toy industry needs to address the issue itself....
Vivid's new Moshi Monsters range has been buoyed by some useful coverage in the Sun.
Does a multi-media future lie in store for the blue-chip toy manufacturers?
One thing the world?s most popular toys all have in common is that they all started life on a designer?s drawing board. Ahead of January?s Toy Fair, ToyNews speaks to three toy designers to find out what makes them tick, whether eco credentials are really important, and what?s next...
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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.
According to a report in The Sun, three former Woolies execs are looking to relaunch on the High Street under a new name.
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.