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Stephanie Azzarone |
October 27, 2009
Millennial Mom 101, a new study by Mr Youth and RepNation Media, compares moms' and college students' use of social media and finds that the two gr...... More
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Mom Market Trends is an ongoing look at the social and marketing developments that affect today’s moms, with frequent emphasis on the power of the online mom community. Stephanie Azzarone, author of the blog and president of Child’s Play Communications, specialists in publicity and marketing communications for products and services targeted to moms, shares studies, trends, relevant articles, feedback from the Child’s Play Communications network of moms, and more, to keep marketers informed of the latest news and concerns impacting this $2.1 trillion dollar demographic. |
Richard Gottlieb |
November 4, 2009
I, for some crazy reason, thought that kids were watching less television. What with so many distractions like the Internet, cell phones and v...... More
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Richard Gottlieb, president of Richard Gottlieb & Associates, a New York-based business development firm specializing in the toy business, offers his sometimes funny and always unique take on developments in the industry. |
Susan DeRagon |
October 28, 2009
On October 1, the Toy Industry Association (TIA) launched its new Toy Safety Certification Program® (TSCP) to industry participants. This...... More
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Play It Safe provides regular updates on key quality, safety and regulatory developments affecting the toy industry. Author Susan DeRagon is associate director of the Toy and Premium Division at Specialized Technology Resources (STR), the Enfield, Conn.-based CPSC-accredited testing laboratory. |
Cliff Annicelli |
June 25, 2009
Interesting development today in the Consumer Product Safety Commission's efforts to bring "common sense" to enforcement of the ...... More
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Playthings Editor Cliff Annicelli spotlights toy-related news from around the Web "that's interesting, but not interesting enough that we'd actually write a whole story about it ourselves..." |