Rooster Teeth is coming back Co-founder Burnie Burns has bought the studio the studio back from Warner Bros. Discovery.

After shutting down in 2024 under Warner Bros. Discovery, Rooster Teeth is coming back, thanks to founder Burnie Burns.

Tech Rooster Teeth media company is making a comeback Last year the Austin-based digital media company shut down to the disappointment of fans worldwide.

Business Rooster Teeth rises again: Co-founder Burnie Burns plans revival after acquisition The deal includes plans to revive some of Rooster Teeth's classic shows and launch new content.

Nine months ago, Rooster Teeth announced it was shutting down after 21 years of pioneering online entertainment. It was the end of an era… or so we thought. Today, the Rooster Teeth is back in the ...

Rooster Teeth’s Texas roots have been planted in Austin for nearly all 21-years of its operation, although their true start was from a garage in Buda in 2003.

Rooster Teeth may be gone, but its iconic Red vs. Blue animated franchise will have one last movie, debuting in May on home entertainment.

Rooster Teeth Productions is laying off 133 in-person and remote employees and shuttering operations in Austin later this year, according to a notice the Texas Workforce Commission shared with ...

As Austin-based Rooster Teeth shuts down 133 workers that reported to its Central Texas office are being laid off in coming months.

The content studio Rooster Teeth, owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, is shutting down after more than two decades.