Ira Mayer

publisher and executive editor of The Licensing Letter

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Disney says it’s sold more than three million dresses based on characters from the animated feature Frozen. And that’s not all.

The Frozen Industrial Complex

Disney says it’s sold more than three million dresses based on characters from the animated feature Frozen. And that’s not all.

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