Content Licensing
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Disney licenses its content and IP to third parties (content licensing).
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$196.30B |
$109.19
-2.10%
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Content Licensing covers licensing of publishing, video, and digital content to third parties.
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$174.30B |
$28.57
-6.54%
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Content licensing is central to Spotify's ability to stream music, podcasts, and other content.
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$138.14B |
$685.29
+1.72%
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TRI licenses vast publishing/news content (Reuters News) and AI/content licenses to customers via Content Licensing.
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$68.10B |
$151.42
+0.60%
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Content licensing is central to Tencent Music’s model, including licensing of catalogs and integration with Ximalaya post-acquisition.
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$58.31B |
$22.43
-3.65%
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EA monetizes its intellectual property and content through licensing arrangements with partners and developers.
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$50.16B |
$200.02
-0.01%
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Licensing of IP/content to third parties (content licensing).
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$42.31B |
$17.10
-3.50%
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Content Licensing captures Reddit's model of licensing user-generated content (and related AI/data rights) to third parties.
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$36.64B |
$198.55
-7.39%
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Content Licensing includes monetization of MLSE sports/media content rights.
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$19.91B |
$35.57
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WMG licenses music content to third parties (content licensing), including rights for use in media and synchronization.
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$16.72B |
$32.08
-0.34%
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Content Licensing is a direct revenue/monetization channel for Morningstar’s data and analytics assets.
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$9.52B |
$225.34
-1.22%
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Pearson licenses its educational content and AI/data assets to third parties, constituting content licensing activities.
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$9.03B |
$14.11
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Content licensing to third parties and AI/data licensing arrangements are a tangible revenue stream.
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$8.91B |
$54.66
-1.57%
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Licensing of sports data/content to clients (Content Licensing) is a primary revenue/offer.
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$7.22B |
$24.25
-3.17%
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Sirius XM monetizes music and audio content via licensing and rights deals, i.e., content licensing.
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$7.07B |
$20.93
-5.42%
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LNW engages in content licensing/licensing IP for third-party and first-party titles across platforms (Content Licensing).
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$6.70B |
$79.35
-1.71%
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Content licensing of network/news content to affiliates or third parties is a potential revenue stream highlighted by Nexstar’s content assets (e.g., CW, NewsNation, The Hill).
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$5.80B |
$192.53
-3.91%
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Content Licensing reflects exclusive data and streaming rights licensed to operators and leagues.
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$2.64B |
$11.49
-4.49%
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Content Licensing: licensing of publishing/content assets (ProQuest ebooks/digital collections).
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$2.55B |
$3.59
-0.55%
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iQIYI licenses its content to third parties and platforms, creating licensing revenue.
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$2.16B |
$2.24
-3.86%
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Content Licensing arrangements and data licensing arrangements exist around Yelp's reviews and content.
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$2.03B |
$31.81
+0.16%
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Wiley licenses its publishing content to third parties and monetizes AI/data licensing opportunities.
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$1.93B |
$36.65
+0.25%
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Licenses existing content/IP to third-party platforms, enabling library monetization across windows.
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$1.75B |
$6.13
-0.33%
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Content Licensing – licensing IMAX-enabled content and related rights to exhibitors and partners as part of content solutions.
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$1.68B |
$31.20
-3.76%
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Licensing of publishing/content to third parties and AI/data licensing arrangements.
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$1.65B |
$39.26
+1.00%
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Company licenses content to third parties and engages in AI/data licensing arrangements, a core revenue stream.
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$1.53B |
$12.65
-0.86%
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Emerald produces event-related content and insights that could be licensed to partners or published content.
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$1.01B |
$5.06
-1.17%
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Content licensing/ad-supported partnerships with publishers enable richer local news content.
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$811.09M |
$2.12
-0.93%
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Direct licensing of Shutterstock's core stock images, video footage, music, and 3D assets to customers.
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$752.31M |
$21.34
-2.60%
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AENT engages in content licensing, securing rights to distribute content from major studios.
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$716.78M |
$6.46
-3.73%
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Scholastic monetizes its content via licensing to third parties, including publishing content.
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$703.90M |
$28.10
-3.50%
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Content Licensing: Licensing of data/content and AI/data assets to clients and partners.
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$685.97M |
$8.40
-7.39%
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Nexxen engages in data licensing and content licensing arrangements, aligning with licensing of data/content.
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$567.22M |
$8.08
-3.58%
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Content Licensing – Licensing of publishing/media content (e.g., via Hupu and investee content) to third parties.
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$537.56M |
$8.48
-13.75%
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New tag capturing the content licensing as a distinct investable theme.
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$513.99M |
$3.51
-4.62%
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The company monetizes IP by licensing music catalogs and content to third parties (syncs, licensing deals, etc.).
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$496.30M |
$7.60
-0.91%
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Content licensing of IPs and content assets to third parties could be a revenue stream tied to Sohu's media IPs.
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$452.14M |
$14.25
-4.17%
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Revenue derives from licensing Value Line's publishing content to third parties and AI/data licensing arrangements.
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$361.80M |
$38.45
-2.92%
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Strategic content licensing deals (e.g., AMC Collection on Netflix) monetize owned IP and expand audience reach.
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$337.85M |
$7.52
-5.05%
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Content Licensing reflects licensing of media/content assets (The Art Newspaper, etc.).
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$327.07M |
$1.70
-2.86%
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Content licensing of publishing materials and games to partners.
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$280.22M |
$2.22
-11.55%
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Licensing of rights-cleared video content to third parties and AI/data licensees.
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$271.99M |
$4.72
-8.70%
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Licensing of sports/content IP (e.g., NFL/NBA/NHL) for virtual sports and interactive gaming content.
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$248.40M |
$9.38
+1.74%
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Scripps licenses its news/content to third parties and monetizes content rights, aligning with Content Licensing.
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$219.28M |
$2.50
-2.34%
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Content licensing and syndication revenue; licensing of publishing/content to third parties.
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$216.40M |
$4.55
-5.41%
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Content Licensing is a core service line through managed services and data/assets licensing activities.
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$216.05M |
$4.77
-10.00%
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Content licensing of tournament rights and official game content is a direct revenue/asset
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$206.76M |
$6.84
-8.31%
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IH licenses Oxford University Press and Cricket Media content for Reading Stars/iHuman Readers, constituting Content Licensing.
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$144.13M |
$2.76
-7.69%
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Chegg licenses its extensive Q&A content library to language-model developers and other AI/data licensors.
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$136.41M |
$1.28
-11.72%
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RSSS monetizes content through licensing (including Text & Data Mining rights) to customers.
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$110.68M |
$3.41
-1.45%
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Potential licensing of AI-generated digital content and IP as a revenue stream.
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$88.01M |
$5.24
-11.64%
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AMTD's media/content licensing activities align with Content Licensing.
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$86.30M |
$1.08
-2.25%
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Content IP and media assets licensing opportunities exist; Content Licensing is a plausible direct offering.
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$60.28M |
$1.32
-2.94%
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Licensing agreements with local agencies indicate Content Licensing activity as part of its 'other services'.
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$54.03M |
$6.00
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Owns perpetual media rights for shows; licensing of content rights is a direct asset/offer via Content Licensing.
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$52.58M |
$1.79
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The company licenses its publishing/IP to third parties and TV/film entities, aligning with content licensing.
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$38.24M |
$3.98
-5.01%
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Licensing of content to third parties (Content Licensing).
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$36.61M |
$0.77
-3.04%
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Licensing and monetization of content/IP to third parties (e.g., Angry Birds Movie 3 partnership).
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$31.77M |
$0.84
-7.04%
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Game content licensing and partnerships with studios (Gaming Realms), aligns with Content Licensing.
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$24.53M |
$2.91
-3.28%
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Content creation rights/licensing aspects tied to Metagramm and Cortex content offerings.
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$22.11M |
$3.34
+4.05%
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APHP acquiring IP rights and pursuing licensing opportunities for its film properties (e.g., Barrons Cove), consistent with Content Licensing.
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$19.83M |
$0.18
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CRWE could license its publishing content or intellectual property to third parties, a potential revenue stream.
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$16.55M |
$1.04
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Content ventures and film projects imply licensing/sales of content to distributors and theaters, i.e., content licensing.
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$15.30M |
$1.37
-6.16%
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MSG has historically licensed content/IP to partners and could monetize licensing of racing content to third parties.
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$13.98M |
$2.42
-5.84%
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Licenses content (and related IP/assets) to third parties, aligning with content licensing revenue.
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$12.61M |
$6.00
-10.58%
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TNMG licenses its content to third parties and monetizes IP, matching Content Licensing.
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$10.49M |
$0.42
-8.57%
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Content licensing activities related to publishing/content streams.
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$8.08M |
$9.01
-2.28%
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Content Licensing is a relevant service when distributing promotional music content and metadata to media partners.
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$3.88M |
$0.37
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Licensing of digital content and AI/assets; end-to-end content integration and promotion.
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$3.71M |
$1.95
+1.54%
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Active management and licensing of content assets to third parties indicate Content Licensing activities.
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$1.92M |
$0.79
-3.90%
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BOTY may license its content/assets to third parties, a common practice for niche sports content.
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$268076 |
$0.00
-50.00%
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