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Red, Angry Bird Character Named UN Ambassador For Climate Change
- Saturday March 19, 2016
- World News | Associated Press
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Friday named Red, the starring animated character in the soon-to-be-released "The Angry Birds Movie" as an honorary U.N. ambassador to encourage young people to go "green" and step up action to tackle climate change.
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Angry Birds Maker Rovio Signs Deal With Lego
- Monday June 8, 2015
- Thomson Reuters
Finland's Rovio on Monday said it has signed a deal with Danish toymaker Lego to launch a line of Angry Birds building blocks as a bid to revive its ailing licensing business based on the popular mobile game.
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Angry Birds Maker Rovio's Profits Fall 73% in 2014
- Saturday March 21, 2015
- Thomson Reuters
Finnish mobile games maker Rovio pinned its hopes on Thursday on a costly 3D movie project helping it return to growth, after a 73 per cent profit drop gave the latest sign its mainstay Angry Birds brand is losing appeal.
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Red, Angry Bird Character Named UN Ambassador For Climate Change
- Saturday March 19, 2016
- World News | Associated Press
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Friday named Red, the starring animated character in the soon-to-be-released "The Angry Birds Movie" as an honorary U.N. ambassador to encourage young people to go "green" and step up action to tackle climate change.
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www.ndtv.com
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Angry Birds Maker Rovio Signs Deal With Lego
- Monday June 8, 2015
- Thomson Reuters
Finland's Rovio on Monday said it has signed a deal with Danish toymaker Lego to launch a line of Angry Birds building blocks as a bid to revive its ailing licensing business based on the popular mobile game.
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www.ndtvprofit.com
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Angry Birds Maker Rovio's Profits Fall 73% in 2014
- Saturday March 21, 2015
- Thomson Reuters
Finnish mobile games maker Rovio pinned its hopes on Thursday on a costly 3D movie project helping it return to growth, after a 73 per cent profit drop gave the latest sign its mainstay Angry Birds brand is losing appeal.
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