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Jim Silver

Jim Silver

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New York

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Entertainment, reporter, writing

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Total articles 6

  • Barbie Makeover-Three New Body Types Unveiled

    By Jim Silver, Christopher Byrne| TTPM@ By: Jim Silver and Christopher ByrneIt all started in 1959 as a pretty doll with blonde hair. Barbie was the quintessential American teenager, and that was a first. Before her there were baby dolls and paper dolls for fashion play. But Barbie was always about something bigger—to inspire and empower girls to imagine and make choices to become in reality the women they dreamed of being in play. And as a teenager, she was what the girls who loved her aspired to be.

    By Jim Silver, Christopher Byrne · TTPM

    Nov. 01, 2019

  • aNb Media News, November 9, 2010

    By Nancy Lombardi, Jim Silver| aNb Media Verified With the holiday season fast approaching we’ll be visiting mass market stores to let readers know what we have observed from what’s selling to general observations about what is happening at retail. This weekend, we scouted the toy aisles of Toys “R” Us, Walmart, and Target. While it is still early in the season, product is already selling out. Mattel’s Monster High single pack dolls are gone. It is clearly the hottest item in the doll aisle.

    By Nancy Lombardi, Jim Silver · aNb Media

    May. 23, 2018

  • Barbie Makeover-Three New Body Types Unveiled

    By Jim Silver, Christopher Byrne| TTPM@ By: Jim Silver and Christopher ByrneIt all started in 1959 as a pretty doll with blonde hair. Barbie was the quintessential American teenager, and that was a first. Before her there were baby dolls and paper dolls for fashion play. But Barbie was always about something bigger—to inspire and empower girls to imagine and make choices to become in reality the women they dreamed of being in play. And as a teenager, she was what the girls who loved her aspired to be.

    By Jim Silver, Christopher Byrne · TTPM

    Nov. 01, 2019

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Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

+1 204-786-7811