A huge announcement was made on January 1st of this year for those interested in listing merch on Amazon Merch on Demand. Created by A. A. Milne in the mid-1920s, Winnie the Pooh, whose copyright was previously held by Disney, is now in the public domain – a whopping 96 years later. But what does being in the public domain mean? Essentially, it’s about a specific work that can be used by the public without copyright or other legal restrictions. This should immediately signal to Sellers on Amazon Merch on Demand that there’s now one more children’s niche to explore (except for Tigger, who is not in the public domain). So how big is the kids’ market on Amazon Merch […]










