how to obtain nickelodeon licensing?
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Well, Nickelodeon is owned by Viacom - you can start with them.  The website is http://www.viacom.com and their contact information is below - they can put you on the right track.\n\nViacom\n1515 Broadway\nNew York, NY 10036\n(212) 258-6000
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try an cartoon network com
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Just register with Yahoo...it's like $5/year.\n\nhttp://sbs.smallbusiness.yahoo.com/domains/
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Contact your states licensing board.
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You can go to the website of the show/television, email the contact person or phone them in their special line to ask for the form. Good Luck!
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Blue's Clues, Hey Arnold ! on Nickelodeon. Nick has lots of kiddie programs. http://www.nick.com
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I would start by contacting the parent company "Hit Entertainment". You can call them at: 1-866-894-6710 or send them an email comsumerrelations@hitentertainment.com
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Many States issues licenses for a trade. \nThe first step is get online check out the state of Florida's web page and in search directory type in contractors license.  This should lead you to the right step. I believe you have to take a test. \nTry looking in the telephone book under I believe is State Government Offices and look under "Contractors State License Board they will have a listed number to call.\nGood -Luck
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ummm......... go to nick.com to find out if u havent yet
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The New York State Department of Education is the licensing agency most work of this type. The state website will link you to theirs.
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There's no one answer to your question. You actually need to contact several different government entities, and their responses will depend on how the show will be produced and show content.\n\nIf you don't have a business license, you need to contact the State's licensing department. This has different names in each state. I don't know what the business license dept. in CT is called, but it will usually be easily accessed on the state's web site. \n\nIf you don't know how to find the web site for the state of CT, go to www.firstgov.gov which is a portal to federal, state, and local government Internet services.\n\nIn addition to a state business license that may be required, the city/ies in which your show will be produced may require licensing, a B&O (business and operations) tax (or some similar, but differently named tax), or a special license.\n\nIt wasn't clear from your question whether you are producing a show that will stay in one place or one that will travel to different venues. In either case, you'll have to contact the individual city/ies in which you plan to produce the show. Each municipality will have its own adult entertainment requirements, which include zoning (are there areas where the shows cannot be performed), times of day when the shows may be restricted, type of content that may be restricted, etc. \n\nIt's a lot of work, but it's better to know officially what's required than to get advice online and find out the responder was wrong. \n\nGood luck with your show.
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I don't think that Bob can legally start a business under Joe's license.  Bob needs to become a sole proprietor on his own.  However, if Joe owns an installation of satellite TV svcs, Joe can become a member (employee) of the LLC by contacting the IRS and having him added as a member to the LLC.  Then they could have an agreement then; but as for Joe running another business under Bob's, that's a no.
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You will need $$$ to start with.  Licence agreements from big name manufacturers would be a task.
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Most states have their licensing boards online.  do a search to find the licensing board for your new state and it should have all the information that you need.
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With regards to licensing a Childcare facility, information can be obtained from the STATE GOVERNMENT-, HUMAN SERVICES DEPT OF-, Child Care Licensing \n\n(Check the State Government pages of your local telephone book). \n\nAll other legal, accounting or tax matters should be referred to an appropriate licensed professional.  \n\nTheir assistance may facilitate your compliance with the local licensing requirements of the community, in which you reside or conduct business.
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Go to http://www.netnanny.com/
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Try www.disney.com or www.nickelodeon.com. These are really good!