May 8, 2008 – The Quest 2 Change RL online international machinima festival challenges video makers to create stories that address the climate crisis, extinction, and/or environmental justice in an ...

Machinima, one of the largest networks of YouTube video game content creators, has removed every video ever posted to its channel today. This move comes less than two months after Machinima became ...

The videos touted Xbox games without revealing paid endorsements. By Eriq Gardner Former Legal Editor-at-Large For some time now, the Federal Trade Commission has been warning that advertisers could ...

Los Angeles is becoming a mecca of new digital media companies like Maker Studios, Fullscreen, and others. As part of TechCrunch TV’s tour of these companies, we checked out Machinima, which is one of ...

He began making YouTube videos last year, mostly of him joking around with other players and commenting on games. It wasn't long before Machinima, a multichannel YouTube network that specializes in ...

Machinima has agreed to disclose when it’s paying YouTube creators to endorse products, settling an investigation by the Federal Trade Commission about the multichannel network’s promotional videos ...

Machinima is set to release a new app for the Xbox One dubbed "Wingman" that will be ready to use when the system drops on November 22. The Machinima app will give tips and tricks on games you’re ...

Initially, 12 shorts will be produced for the Machinima network. By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor Ridley Scott, with his commercial production company Ridley Scott and Associates, has partnered with ...

Warner Bros. bought digital video site Machinima in 2016, and today the division is announcing a rebranding with the goal of turning it into a bigger content producer that focuses on the intersection ...

Microsoft and Machinima have issued a statement regarding an advertising arrangement that saw YouTube content producers make additional revenue for promoting the Xbox One. The deal paid out an ...

In recent years machinima (videos made using footage captured within games like Halo or World of Warcraft) has gone from a niche genre to a growth industry, with a burgeoning cache of online videos.