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Decoding Content and Brands EvolutionPowered By Licensing Magazine & Animation Journal

Gaining a competitive edge now means understanding how content and brands evolve as single stories move across films, games, licensing programs, live experiences, and social media universes.

The Deep Media Pulse is the podcast that connects the dots. It was born from a clear need: making sense of a complex, inte... more

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In the third episode of the second season of the podcast, we dive into Crunchyroll’s future with Mitchell Berger, EVP of Global Commerce. We explore how Gen Alpha and Gen Z are shaping the future of streaming, and what Hollywood can learn from the wo... more

Founder of JUST B, a bespoke consultancy firm established in 2013 that supports creators, producers, and distributors in developing, financing, and scaling animated intellectual properties (IP) for global audiences, Justine Bannister sits with us to ... more

In the first episode of the second season of the podcast, we speak with Sébastien Célimon, one of Europe’s leading experts on manga and webtoons, to explore the global potential of Asian storytelling.

Partner and co-founder of the PLeaSe Comics Righ... more

Veronica Buide, Founder of Pulpa Rights, is our last guest from the Bologna

Licensing Trade Fair/Kids. Thanks to her expertise in consultancy, specialized in intellectual property (IP) for media, Veronica explained how the rights chain really works ... more

For our eighth episode, Greg Childs, Editorial Director at The Children’s Media Conference, brings his multi-decade expertise in the kids sector to deliver a very interesting perspective on the role of the broadcasters in the delivery of content. We ... more

Christian Fonnesbech, Founder and Head of IP at Leverage, sat down with us to answer a difficult question: “What does transmedia mean in 2026?”

On the way, we discussed the most common mistakes that should be avoided when working with an IP as well ... more

In the sixth episode — entirely Italian — Emanuele Di Giorgi, Managing Director of Tunué, the publishing house behind the beloved Pera Toons (born Alessandro Perugini), tells us about the expansion strategies from comics to audiovisual, through socia... more

Erin Morris, VP of Global Franchise and Retail Strategy at Wildbrain, explores the concept of Newstalgia, bringing examples from her company, such as Teletubbies and

Strawberry Shortcake. What are the biggest risks and fears when working with it?

H... more

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Sébastien Célimon
Europe's leading expert on manga and webtoons
PLeaSe Comics Rights & Events Agency; White Dragon Event
Episode: The Global Rise of Webtoons and Manga: Are We Ready For the Next Wave?
Veronica Buide
Founder of Pulpa Rights
Pulpa Rights
Episode: The Rights Chain Explained
Greg Childs
Editorial Director at The Children's Media Conference
The Children's Media Conference
Episode: How is YouTube Taking Over Traditional TV For Children?
Christian Fonnesbech
Founder and Head of IP at Leverage
Leverage
Episode: Why Do Projects Fail When They Move Across Media?
Emanuele Di Giorgi
CEO of Tunué, co-founder of the Pera Toons brand
Tunué
Episode: Pera Toons: Building a Strong Editorial Identity
Erin Morris
VP Global Franchise and Retail Strategy at WildBrain
WildBrain
Episode: Newstalgia: Reviving Classic IPs Across Generations
Thierry Baujard
Co-founder of Spielfabrique
Spielfabrique
Episode: The Future of Children's Media and the Gaming Industry
Luca Bonecchi
VP of Licensing for Europe at Miraculous
Miraculous Corp
Episode: Why Miraculous® Is a Best Practice in Developing an IP Across Different Platforms
Mark Backler
Founder of Sketchbook Games
Sketchbook Games
Episode: From Book to Game: How to Keep an IP Successful

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How is YouTube Taking Over Traditional TV For Children?
Q: And speaking of campaigning, could you delve more into what you do actively to solve these issues, or at least to raise awareness?
Greg describes international campaigning, responses to regulatory consultations, lobbying Parliament, and building partnerships at events to pull policymakers toward practical recommendations for healthier kids' media while continuing to question platforms like YouTube and TikTok about their impact on children.
The Rights Chain Explained
Q: What is the ideal first step for someone who created something and wants to commercialize it across platforms?
Engage a business affairs professional to secure comprehensive rights and ensure freedom to evolve the project across formats without future disputes.
Why Do Projects Fail When They Move Across Media?
Q: What are the most common mistakes when building IPs that travel across different medias?
Common mistakes include lacking a strong, unique tentpole character, failing to connect emotionally in a new way, and not ensuring legal protectability, which all undermine the ability to scale the IP across media and maintain a coherent emotional core.
Why Do Projects Fail When They Move Across Media?
Q: What do you think Transmedia means in 2026, and where is it headed?
Transmedia is moving away from simply telling the same story across multiple media toward leveraging a unified, emotionally resonant IP that can sustain a narrative across books, games, films, and other formats, while acknowledging that distribution, audience awareness, and platform dynamics will heavily influence how it actually plays out.
From Book to Game: How to Keep an IP Successful
Q: What are the ways the game can bring new life to a book and potentially reach new readers who would not have encountered the original material?
The conversation highlights opportunities like letting readers dive into the story in first person, offering depth and exploration that books alone can't provide, and leveraging the game as a gateway to experience the IP in a new medium, potentially driving interest back to the book.

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This show serves as a practical briefing on how content and brands evolve across multiple media and experiences, with a strong emphasis on transmedia, licensing, and cross-platform storytelling. Episodes typically feature industry leaders—brand owners, studios, IP strategists, and licensing directors—sharing case histories, best practices, and practical insights for building and monetizing IP across films, games, publishing, live experiences, and social platforms. The conversations often highlight real-world challenges like financing multi‑platform projects, regional brand adaptations, partnerships, and distribution strategies, along with lessons learned from major industry events. A notable strength is the show's habit of drawing intellige... more

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2. Veronica Buide
3. Greg Childs
4. Christian Fonnesbech
5. Emanuele Di Giorgi
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