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		<title>Licensing Brings Brands to Life</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Angry Birds is the #1 iPhone app in the US, UK, and dozens of other countries. It is a total hit with the public who cannot get enough levels to play. Yet wisely, Rovio Mobile &#8212; the developer of Angry &#8230; <a href="http://mixituplicensing.com/2011/10/04/licensing-brings-brands-to-life/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Angry Birds is the #1 iPhone app in the US, UK, and dozens of other countries.  It is a total hit with the public who cannot get enough levels to play.  Yet wisely, Rovio Mobile &#8212; the developer of Angry Birds &#8212; did not limit itself to developing an iPhone app.  Through creative licensing, Angry Birds can come to life in TV shows, movies, scores of merchandise categories (backpacks, plush dolls, hats, t-shirts, etc.), and in unique promotions like the incentive to download Google&#8217;s Chrome Browser or as the backbone of T-Mobile&#8217;s advertising campaign.</p>
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<p>Where could your imagination take you?  What ideas do you have for a great brand like Angry Birds?  What ideas would you have for a less well known brand, or a brand that is completely defunct or has been out of the public idea for decades?  A friend had an idea to license failed airline brands from Eastern Airlines to Braniff International for a wide variety of merchandise and other concepts such as a apparel, collectible airplanes, a night club, and even a special section of a Las Vegas casino floor.</p>
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