The bumper January issue of Toy World focuses on the London Toy Fair as well as the latest Hot Properties and much, much more.
It’s here, the biggest Toy World issue of the year! With a whopping 338 pages (quite apart from the totally separate 100-page Nuremberg supplement…), this year’s January issue contains absolutely everything there is to know about London Toy Fair, the latest news on the hottest properties in the licensing scene right now and more.
To read the issue, click here. And to find out what there is to look forward to, read on…
Our comprehensive coverage of London Toy Fair includes insight from Roland Earl, director general of the BTHA. We’ve also spoken to exhibitors, both new and established, about what they’re most excited to be showcasing at the event. Detailed exhibitor listings highlight new launches and range expansions to look out for at the show, so visitors can start planning their visit now.
Away from Toy Fair, there are plenty of exclusive interviews with some of the industry’s biggest players. Barry Hughes of Golden Bear tells us about the company’s pivot as a business; Allana Holmes details Hunter Price’s significant growth trajectory; Icecat talks about shaping the future of online product content and SuperAwesome’s Sam Clough breaks down the fandom lifecycle
There’s more retail insight in the form of our popular Talking Shop feature, which this month includes a whole raft of indies, as well a column from regular contributors Stephen Barnes and Mark Buschhaus from Toy Barnhaus.
We’ve also got the latest news and views in our popular regular columns, thanks to Circana’s Emilie Erktan, Generation Media’s Clive Green, Giraffe Insights’ Maxine Fox and Learning Express’s Rick Derr. As well as a Letter from America this month, we also bring you a Letter from Australia.
Asha Bhalsod, founder of Etopia Consultancy offers expert advice on Amazon account management and advertising, while Tim Mulhall discusses why the toy industry needs strategic operators.
Our Hot Properties section brings readers an in-depth look at the latest properties and more, as IP holders detail everything there is to look forward to this year.
The January issue also contains all the latest industry news from the world of Toys, Licensing, Marketing and more.
To read the full January issue, click here.
The January issue is accompanied by a standalone Nuremberg preview supplement all about this year’s Spielwarenmesse, and including an exclusive interview with German retailer Rofu’s Michael Edl. To read the supplement, click here.
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