“Ben 10 – Destroy All Aliens” sweeps at two prestigious award ceremonies in Singapore.

eOne Family announces that it has secured a Canadian broadcaster, Corus Entertainment, for its hit pre-school TV show “Peppa Pig.”

Sprout announces the special holiday line-up that includes the academy award nominated children’s film, “The Gruffalo,” and the U.S. television premiere of “The Gruffalo’s Child.”

Nerd Corps announces the availability of Slug it Out! in the App Store, starting December 13.

Six Point Harness and Titmouse team up to launch animation YouTube channel Rug Burn.

Creative agency Oishii Creative designs the new show open for E! Entertainment’s “A-list Listings.”

Malaysia’s Young Jump Animation announces the company’s first children’s animated co-production venture, “Pumpkin Reports.”

Nominations for television, news, radio, promotional writing, and graphic animation are announced for the 2013 Writers Guild Awards.

“Sabrina, the Teenage Witch” Executive Producer signs on for exclusive television deal with indie studio.

Henson Awards New Licenses for critically-acclaimed preschool series “Pajanimals” to Disney Junior for EMEA and Latin American territories.

Percy3D announces it has acquired world-wide digital party product rights to the Caillou brand in a three-year deal with DHX Media.

Cartoon Lagoon Studios announce the release of “Captain Cornelius’ Cartoon Lagoon.”

SpongeBob celebrates the holiday in the first full-length stop-motion animated special “It’s A SpongeBob Christmas!” premiering December 5.

Kidscreen Summit unveils its full 2013 conference agenda.

New animated comedy series written by David A. Goodman and Jason Ruiz to debut during the 2013-2014 season.

The new PBS KIDS series from The Fred Rogers Company, “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood,” leaps to #3 among children ages 2-5 across all networks.

Toon Goggles signs an agreement with Multimedia Development Corporation to bring the animated action-adventure children’s property “Saladin” to Toon Goggles.

The “Family Guy” creator to appear on the 25th season premiere of Fox's animated comedy series.

Nickelodeon acquires the rights to eOne Family’s BAFTA award-winning film “Lost and Found.”

Alphanim finalizes a three-series deal with Starz in the US, as well as additional sales to Australia, South Korea, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Finland.