LONDON - Five weeks after his death, the estate of Michael Jackson has applied to create merchandising deals for products related to the singer such as stuffed toys and clothes.
The deal, that will see traditional merchandise such as t-shirts and calendars as well alongside toys that play the singers music, involves Jackson's estate, AEG Live and Bravado International Group Merchandising Services.
His estate has applied to a Californian court for the rights in a bid to head off the large number of Jackson-related licensing products that have come onto the market following his death.
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