Ryan Tuchow is a News Editor for KidScreen, a publication focused on the children's entertainment industry. With a keen interest in the latest developments and trends in the industry, Ryan covers topics such as deals, mergers, research, and product launches related to children's media and toys.
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Ryan Tuchow's coverage primarily revolves around the animation industry, with a specific focus on mergers and acquisitions, funding, and entertainment news. Given his emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that involve exclusive company updates or newsworthy developments within the animation and kids TV space.
As Ryan does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international Emmy Awards as one of the topics; thus, he may welcome relevant insights from experts in different countries about their contributions to global content creation or trends in international programming.
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Kartoon Studios' new AI toolkit, which is in early development and won't be licensed to third parties, is at the heart of a new copyright dispute between the two companies.
Watchdog 38 North has found that animators in North Korea may have been subcontracted to work on series including Invincible and Iyanu, Child of Wonder.
If there was a winning formula for making a viral video, two YouTubers with 10 million subscribers between them singing "Baby Shark" just might be it.
Epic Games' music and rhythm game is adding songs and outfits based on the Grammy winner, whose massive fanbase contains a good number of 13- to 17-year-olds.
The one-year-old digital distributor has launched channels for Mystery Lane and Grizzy and The Lemmings to engage with global viewers and build a foundation for L&M expansion.
Focusing on Barbie, Hot Wheels and its preschool brands, the company's first three FAST channels will launch via free streamer Samsung TV Plus sometime this year.
The Amazon-owned company also rolled out its Wondery+ service in the British market yesterday, signaling its intention to grow there with both moves.
The Olli platform is designed to help advertisers reach their core markets wherever they are going for entertainment, whether it's on linear or digital.
The Finnish developer behind Clash of Clans is launching its first new mobile game in five years, and it has very strong entertainment and consumer products potential.
Emily Maclennan will run the toyco's UK and European operations as GM when Shinner retires in June.
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