Nov. 5, 2009—The National Toy Hall of Fame at Strong National Museum of Play today added three additional products to its list of historically significant playthings.
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Feature The State of Play: In Flux
I recently convened a meeting of 21 top thought leaders from inside and outside of the toy industry. The conference, entitled Building Our Future New York 2009, the second in a series, was designed to unleash the creative energy of these highly intelligent people. I wanted to give them the opportunity to share their thoughts on a number of key issues facing the toy and play industries.
Nov. 6, 2009—Target, Toys R Us and Kmart will pay a combined $454,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by California and Los Angeles government attorneys stemming from the 2007 lead-related toy recalls, the Los Angeles Times reported today.
Nov. 6, 2009—MacPherson's, Emeryville, Calif., is recalling 10,000 units of its Young Artist Easel because the product's chalkboard surface contains higher than allowable levels of lead.
Nov. 5, 2009—Tween and teen accessories maker F.A.B./Starpoint has inked new licensing deals for products based on Sanrio’s Keroppi, Disney’s Alice in Wonderland and Art Impressions’ Skelanimals.
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OUT OF THE TOY BOX Richard Gottlieb, President, Richard Gottlieb & Associates November 4, 2009 Do kids still watch lots of TV?
I, for some crazy reason, thought that kids were watching less television. What ... More
July 28, 2009—This week’s Product Showcase features dinosaur-themed products from Briarpatch, Creative Toy Shop, Endless Games, ImagiPlay, Peaceable Kingdom Press, Safari and Wild Planet. More