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  • Sesame Street lauded for new media efforts
    09/04/2009
    Sept. 4, 2009—Sesame Street, which celebrates 40 years this November, was honored with an Emmy Award for New Approaches—Daytime Entertainment, recognizing the use of new media. More

  • I-Star adds toy biz vets
    By Staff - 11/10/2009
    Nov. 10, 2009—I-Star Entertainment has named Snuggie Toys founders Alec and Stuart Kessler as Executive Vice President and Vice President of Sales, respectively, and Robert Leff as Senior Vice President for Sales and Marketing. More
  • Obituary: Brent Felgner, Playthings contributor
    By Staff - 10/28/2009
    Oct. 28, 2009—Veteran business journalist and frequent Playthings contributor Brent Felgner passed away from cancer on October 26. More
  • Vorkas joins Foreman's The Bridge
    By Staff - 10/26/2009
    Oct. 26, 2009—The Bridge Direct has named Li & Fung veteran George Vorkas to the post of General Manager of New Business Development. More
  • TAGIE Award nominations being accepted
    By Staff - 10/16/2009
    Nominations for the second annual TAGIE Awards, which honor toy and game inventors and this year features several celebrity presenters, are now being accepted online. The deadline for submitting nomination if November 1. More
  • Obituary: Donald Kaufman, KB Toys exec
    By Staff - 10/16/2009
    Oct. 16, 2009—Donald Lewis Kaufman, former KB Toys executive, died on Oct. 12 of natural causes. He was 79. More
  • Obituary: Barry Herstein, R&D exec and package designer
    By Staff - 10/02/2009
    Oct. 2, 2009—Barry Herstein, a research and development executive for toymakers such as Matchbox, Buddy L and Colorforms, died on October 1 from pulmonary hypertension at his home in Scottsdale, Ariz. He was 67. More
  • Toys R Us ends Boire era
    By Staff - 09/23/2009
    Sept. 23, 2009—Toys R Us executive Ron Boire is out of a job following the retailer’s elimination of his position. More
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