Machinima, the first global Many2Many programming service focused on fandom and gamer culture, is rebranding to focus on its talent network and original programming capabilities. The changes include a ...

When Microsoft piled on the Xbox media channels last year, we didn't realize just how long it would take for some of those channels to come to fruition. We're quite possibly on the cusp of new ...

Online entertainment producer Machinima, which courts mostly males with videogame programming, is just as eager about the launch of Microsoft’s Xbox One console as some of its gaming fans. The company ...

Machinima has named Chad Gutstein its new CEO. Gutstein, the former COO of Ovation television network, replaces co-founder and chairman Allen DeBevoise in the role. DeBevoise will remain chairman of ...

Warner Bros. has signed a deal to buy the gamer-focused YouTube network Machinima in order to expand the movie and TV studio’s digital video business, the company said Thursday. Burbank-based Warner ...

Ridley Scott...only on Machinima! The longtime director of such sci-fi greats as Alien and Blade Runner will now set his sights on smaller fare with a series of web shorts. Scott, his commercials ...

Machinima, the Warner Bros.-backed multichannel network focused on fandom and gamer culture, inked a pact with Vimeo to provide the MCN’s 30,000 creators with the opportunity to sell video on the ...

Developing a digital video strategy isn't easy. How and where do you get great content? What's the right media player? It can all be expensive, especially if you're not a broadcaster or a cable ...

Time Warner just significantly beefed up its digital holdings with an agreement to buy Machinima, the digital video service that targets gamers. The company already was a major investor. Machinima ...

Video-game playing has become a mainstream activity, but gamer culture isn’t quite opening up at the same pace. At the center of that culture is machinima, a fast-growing filmmaking method that’s more ...

In late November, news started spreading across the net about a new machinima -- a movie created using a video-game engine -- whose content went way beyond the usual World of Warcraft dirty dancing ...

Video-game developers have long tried to integrate the sights and sounds of cinema into their games, with mixed results. So an emerging group of directors has instead turned to making stand-alone ...