HELSINKI - The makers of Angry Birds are launching a cartoon series this weekend, expanding further beyond its highly addictive games in a bid to expand entertainment and merchandising. Rovio, the ...

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Rovio's Angry Birds series has been one of the most popular mobile game series of all time, and Rovio is cashing in on all the licensing deals. The newest non-game Angry Birds project is an animated ...

Angry Birds fans will soon be able to catch their beloved flying-fowl and sinister green pigs in a new weekly cartoon series based on the uber-popular mobile game. I'm PCMag's managing editor for ...

After dominating small screens with apps, Rovio’s next conquest will involve an animated cartoon series. But as the company told Fast Company, cable TV isn’t the focus. The ability to push back the ...

Over the weekend at the MIPTV conference in Cannes, Rovio has announced plans to launch a new Angry Birds cartoon in the autumn of 2012. The new Angry Birds cartoon series will consist of 52 episodes, ...

Angry Birds creator Rovio is seeking television partners for its series of animated shorts starring its avian avengers, according to reports. The 52-episode animated Angry Birds series - each between ...

They’re cute. They’re bouncy. And they’re angry. Introducing “Angry Birds Toons”. Seriously. Rovio has long teased the existence of an Angry Birds cartoon series but held most of the details secret.

New Angry Birds cartoons are coming to game apps. Latest app updates include new Toons player. First weekly cartoon scheduled for Sunday%2C March 17. Video game publisher Rovio is starting its own ...

An animated series based on the popular mobile game Angry Birds takes off on March 16, according to developer Rovio. The first episode of Angry Birds Toons will make its debut March 16 at the series' ...

Rovio’s Angry Birds is a brand we all recognize, but the Finnish gaming company is finally moving past games and merchandise to push short animated cartoons to the masses. Rovio’s CEO Mikael Hed said ...