Who knew that owning the rights to Strawberry Shortcake would be such a big deal? As the Los Angeles Times reports, Miss Shortcake belongs to DIC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., which intended to be sold to the Cookie Jar Group of Toronto for approximately $31 million. But DIC's licensing partner American Greetings actually owns the rights to Shortcake and everyone else living in Strawberry Land and found a judge to issue a temporary restraining order and prevent DIC from being bought by Cookie Jar.
I thought Strawberry Shortcake went the way of My Little Pony, He-Man, and Inspector Gadget. Not so, reports the Times:
"In the last four years, according to DIC, Strawberry Shortcake has generated nearly $3 billion in retail sales."
Well, at least we know what Strawberry Shortcake does for DIC.
I thought Strawberry Shortcake went the way of My Little Pony, He-Man, and Inspector Gadget. Not so, reports the Times:
"In the last four years, according to DIC, Strawberry Shortcake has generated nearly $3 billion in retail sales."
Well, at least we know what Strawberry Shortcake does for DIC.
"Well, at least we know what Strawberry Shortcake does for DIC."
Really inappropriate, Matus
Posted by
Anonymous |
1:52 PM
I love it!
I actually saw He-Man DVD's in Target the other day. My kids had no clue.
Posted by
Anonymous |
2:14 PM
I've got news for you, li'l darlin': My Little Pony is still around, too.
Posted by
Anonymous |
9:54 PM
hey cuz... didn't know you were here.
Posted by
jerky |
12:31 AM