Alpha provides post services for the feature length documentary, “Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans Of My Little Pony,” which follows the cultural phenomenon of “Bronies” around the world.

Guillermo del Toro temas with HBO on the development of a new series, “Monster,” based on the manga comic by Naoki Urasawa.

The debut of Warner Bros. Animation’s new animated comedy-action series “Teen Titans Go!” packs a ratings punch, ranking as the number one kids program of the day on basic cable among boys 2-11, 6-11, 9-14 and male teens.

Nickelodeon debuts new animated series, “Sanjay and Craig,” on Saturday, May 25, at 10:30 a.m. (ET/PT).

Soho-based VFX company Double Negative launches a television arm, with Showtime's "The Vatican," directed by Ridley Scott, as the new division's first project.

“Annoying Orange” is back for a second season premiering May 16 on Cartoon Network.

Syfy releases its first mobile game, “Lost Girl: The Game,” available for Android and iOS devices on April 22.

Thom Chapman is appointed as the new Territory Manager at DHX Media.

Amazon Studios releases 14 new pilots online, including pilot episodes for seven animated series, with audience reaction to help determine what gets ordered to series.

Turner International appoints Edward Barnieh as Programming and Acquisitions Manager, Asia Pacific.

Nickelodeon releases “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rooftop Run,” the network's first app, available now from iTunes.

Hasbro signs a home entertainment deal with Clear Vision for “My Little Pony Friendship is Magic” in the U.K., France, Spain, Italy, the Nordic countries and the Middle East.

International children’s channel KidsCo, Corus Entertainment’s joint-venture with NBCUniversal, launches its two-month-old Syfy Kids block in Asia this July.

Fox has pulled from its website the March 17th "Turban Cowboy" episode of

Family Guy

showing Peter Griffin running down marathoners with his car in his bid to win the race.

V&S Entertainment signs a deal with RAI, bringing the second season of “Everything’s Rosie” to Italy.

Disney XD orders a second season of its hit comedy “Crash & Bernstein.”

Nickelodeon’s New York-based president of content development Marjorie Cohn leaves the kids’ entertainment network after serving 26 years with the company, and Alison Dexter‘s EVP of productions position is eliminated amid ongoing realignment.

Syfy’s groundbreaking transmedia event “Defiance” becomes the channel’s most-watched scripted series premiere since 2006 with 1.3 million adults aged 18-49, matched by more than six million hours of gameplay since the game’s April 2 launch.

Fremantle’s CG animated series “Tree Fu Tom” heads to Sprout, premiering April 22.

The “Dukes of Bröxstônia” are back for a third season, in a new 7-minute episode format, on ABC3.