Brigham Young University's award-winning animated film "Faux Paw: Adventures in the Internet" is a key part of a new national campaign to teach children the essentials of Internet safety.

In a time of online instability and high-profile flameouts, Web animation is enjoying a creative boom while still in its infancy. Not your usual Saturday morning fare, Internet cartoons such as &#8… ...

Offbeat Internet animation is making its way into mainstream popular culture. We look at the increasing popularity of Net animation, from Web-only weekly programs with cult followings to ads seen ...

The Internet Archive announced on Thursday that it has begun cataloging Flash animations and games for us all to visit and remember the good stuff with none of the bad.

Welcome to Cartoon Brew’s Internet Animation Guide: a handpicked guide to new and noteworthy animation available online. Whether it’s online streaming, Internet TV series, VOD, or interactive ...

The web animation scene itself isn't anything new. In fact, it has been around since the dial-up days of internet, dating back to the 90s. While making such content wasn't a concern for the ...

Your guide to the best Internet animation available via streaming and video-on-demand.

Debugging web animations is supported in all evergreen browsers. Safari's Web Inspector includes animations in the Media & Animations timeline in the Timelines Tab.

When Rich Moore and Phil Johnston first began developing the 2012 Disney animated feature “Wreck-It Ralph,” they had one overriding goal: to make a genuinely funny movie.

At the end of 2020, Adobe will end support and distribution of its Flash animation. This could spell the end of internet art projects built with the software.