Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The Red vs. Blue creator says it can make more ad money streaming exclusively from its website than on YouTube.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Rooster Teeth, the entertainment company behind the popular Halo parody Red vs. Blue and magical girl action-series RWBY, is shutting down after 21 ...

Today Rooster Teeth shared some sad news with fans: The production group has been shut down by parent WB Discovery. Rooster Teeth general manager Jordan Levin said this in a memo to loyal watchers.

The announcement came with some details about what will happen next for some of the company’s properties and projects. The Roost Podcast Network will continue. Season 19 of the Halo series Red vs Blue ...

Rooster Teeth, the Austin-based production company behind popular animated series including Red vs Blue and RWBY, will shut down after 21 years. The news comes after its parent company, Warner Bros ...

After 21 years, Warner Bros. is shutting down Rooster Teeth, the production company behind Red vs. Blue and RWBY, among other titles. The process is expected to take several months, according to a ...

Rooster Teeth may have just headed to the great DTC vault in the sky, thanks to yet another round of closures and cuts at its latest parent company, but Red vs. Blue lives on for one more season. Red ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rooster Teeth, known for producing comedic web series such as "Red vs. Blue," is shutting down, another casualty as digital media ...

Austin-based production company and gaming content juggernaut Rooster Teeth is being shuttered after 21 years. In a memo to employees, Rooster Teeth general manager Jordan Levin announced that parent ...

The 19th and final season of Red vs. Blue, the sci-fi comedy show set in the world of Halo, will be released as a feature length film on all major PVOD platforms. Red vs. Blue: Restoration will be ...

Rooster Teeth has pulled some content off YouTube, claiming the video platform’s ad-supported economics don’t make sense. Rooster Teeth, Warner Bros. Discovery’s fandom, gaming and comedy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The entertainment company’s general manager, Jordan Levin, made the announcement in a memo sent to staff on Wednesday (6 March).