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Lawsuits, Countersuits, And Youtube Takedowns: The Copyright Battle Between EOne’s ‘Peppa Pig’ And Sconnect’s ‘Wolfoo’

Since January, Youtube has removed 2,000 ‘Wolfoo’ videos, and lawsuits have been filed in the U.K., Russia, and Vietnam.

‘Chefclub Adventures’ is the latest example of how popular web content has become among studios, broadcasters, and streamers.

South Korea’s Studio Goindol is combining animation with ASMR sensations to create a new brand of calming animation.

Here are the results of an animator who took the 365 Day Animation Challenge.

The story of an indie animator, a twerking turkey that was stolen, and one of the biggest global music hits of 2017.

Nickelodeon wants people to see the new ideas their directors have been developing.

Youtube’s poorly-regulated and selectively-enforced policies continue to hurt filmmakers.

The second annual Rooster Teeth Animation Festival will feature leading creators of internet animation.

Rowan Atkinson’s Mr. Bean like you’ve never seen him before: as a real-time animated character.

The National Film Board of Canada has launched a timely series of 14 shorts, describing them as “public service alerts for a new era.”

Thirty-second episodes of the digital series will debut on Instagram.

“Mulan” co-director Tony Bancroft directed the film.

Nearly 1,000 artists applied to take part in this holiday-themed project.

French animator Jonathan Djob Nkondo created the series that will premiere live on the internet tonight.

As of today, filmmakers can post videos to Amazon’s video service and earn royalties based on hours streamed.

The online streaming service will debut the film on its service later this year.

We explore how the Pegbarians have built a career out of balancing commissioned and original work with (or around) YouTube’s monetization system.

The Streamys will be televised for the first time ever next month.

A Vin Diesel-voiced superhero is here to dish out justice. With his fists.

Disney parodies are becoming harder to distinguish from real Disney films.