PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Rooster Teeth shutting down after 21 years Rooster Teeth's videos, games and merchandise were popular, but its content and expos weren't making money despite its ardent followers.

With those three words, an iconic Austin creative powerhouse is back. Rooster Teeth, the studio that helped pioneer online entertainment, is being revived, almost a year after it went offline.

Nearly a year after news of Rooster Teeth’s demise, company founder Burnie Burns announced Wednesday that he’s acquired the brand, marking “a new chapter for Rooster Teeth as it returns to ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Rooster Teeth, the online media brand famous for shows like Red vs. Blue, RWBY, and various podcasts, is back--with original co-founder Burnie ...

The resurrected Rooster Teeth will feature the return of some old shows as well as "new stuff," with production up and running by this summer. "I learned about the term 'enshittification'—I know ...

Almost a year after Rooster Teeth, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery Global Streaming & Interactive Entertainment, announced it was ceasing operations after 21 years, the digital content ...

Almost a year ago, Rooster Teeth said it was shutting down after 21 years following parent Warner Bros. Discovery‘s failure to find a buyer for the money-losing fandom, gaming and comedy ...

Rooster Teeth, acquired by founder Burnie Burns, is planning a return to focus on innovation and creativity. Burns aims to bring the company back to its roots, emphasizing community engagement.

Rooster Teeth is making a comeback with original creator Burnie Burns back at the helm. The internet is a massive place filled with opportunity and has allowed people to achieve unimaginable ...

What was once gone now seems to be in the process of being revived as Rooster Teeth–the production company behind popular animated web series such as Red vs. Blue and RWBY–has announced its ...