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Products branded with the CBS Consumer Products name have also been released by [[The Bradford Exchange]], [[The Hamilton Collection]], [[Hammacher Schlemmer]], and [[ThinkGeek]], among others. |
Products branded with the CBS Consumer Products name have also been released by [[The Bradford Exchange]], [[The Hamilton Collection]], [[Hammacher Schlemmer]], and [[ThinkGeek]], among others. |
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| − | The unit also doubles as a ''Star Trek'' archive for the products they have licensed – some of which actually having turned up in live-action productions – as well as for the original production documents and art that have been created for the live-action productions throughout the history of the franchise, though a considerable amount of the latter has been sold in the 2006-2008 wave of [[Star Trek auctions|''Star Trek'' auctions]]. ([[Talk:Akira class#Some Basic Source Info|''source'']]) |
+ | The unit also doubles as a ''Star Trek'' archive for the products they have licensed – some of which actually having turned up in live-action productions – as well as for the original production documents and art that have been created for the live-action productions throughout the history of the franchise, serving as a reference source for authors of licensed [[reference works]], though a considerable amount of the latter has been sold off in the 2006-2008 wave of [[Star Trek auctions|''Star Trek'' auctions]]. ([[Talk:Akira class#Some Basic Source Info|''source'']]) |
==See also== |
==See also== |
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CBS Consumer Products, Inc. is the licensing and merchandising unit of CBS Entertainment which manages the licensing of products for the various television shows owned by CBS, CBS Television Studios and CBS Television Distribution.
Star Trek Into Darkness on the cover of License! Global magazine
This company controls the licensing to produce all Star Trek DVDs, novels, games, toys, clothing, and merchandise.
The company also collaborated with Mad Science to develop Star Trek Live, an interactive stage show which opened in 2010 and continues to tour today. Star Trek The Exhibition was also co-produced by the company.
Products branded with the CBS Consumer Products name have also been released by The Bradford Exchange, The Hamilton Collection, Hammacher Schlemmer, and ThinkGeek, among others.
The unit also doubles as a Star Trek archive for the products they have licensed – some of which actually having turned up in live-action productions – as well as for the original production documents and art that have been created for the live-action productions throughout the history of the franchise, serving as a reference source for authors of licensed reference works, though a considerable amount of the latter has been sold off in the 2006-2008 wave of Star Trek auctions. (source)