Brothers Evan and Gregg Spiridellis, founders of JibJab, were visiting New York yesterday to officially launch their new multi-platform children’s project StoryBots. I met them in the afternoon at Rue ...

Thirteen years after launching JibJab as one of the Internet’s most popular entertainment destinations, brothers Gregg and Evan Spiridellis — now each with children — are launching kids property ...

On a late June day in 2012, Gregg and Evan Spiridellis uploaded five videos to YouTube. Each featured a quintet of monochromatic cartoon robots, catchy songs, and an educational slant. Six years, 150 ...

JibJab has completed the series of ABC videos that is part of their new children’s learning project StoryBots. The last video in the series—Z, of course—was directed by Max Winston, whose mastery of ...

Season three of Ask The StoryBots launches on Netflix this fall, with Netflix and the Spiridellis brothers planning to produce more StoryBots original programming – like series and short form specials ...

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Streaming video giant Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) reached an agreement to acquire StoryBots, a kids media brand best known for creating the "Ask The StoryBots" animated show. What Happened "StoryBots ...