CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Although the average home has more than 100 kinds of bugs living in it 1, most Americans are woefully unprepared to deal with them. Why? Turns out the majority of the ...

The FCC has launched an inquiry into whether Nickelodeon’s upcoming series “Zevo-3” violates rules limiting the amount and kind of advertising that appears during children’s programming. The FCC’s ...

CANNES: Zevo-3, the first animated children’s series from Skechers Entertainment, which produced the show in association with Moonscoop, has been presold in the U.S. to Nicktoons for a fall debut. The ...

Advertising groups are urging the Federal Communications Commission to reject a consumer group’s contention that Nickelodeon’s new “Zevo-3” toon — produced by Skechers Entertainment and based on ...

The FCC is seeking public comment on a petition filed last week by the Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood seeking to block the cartoon series "Zevo-3," which premieres on the cable network ...

CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Zevo, America’s fastest growing pest control brand, 1 has earned the distinguished “Seal of Approval” by Parent Tested Parent Approved (PTPA) for its Zevo On-Body Mosquito ...

Zevo-3 was an American animated television series that aired on Nicktoons for nearly seven months. It premiered on October 11, 2010 and ended with only one season on May 7, 2011. It is based on three ...

At the core of the Zevo-3 mythology established in the comic books, the three protagonists are superheroes who fight monsters conjured by the evil Stankfoot, formerly the genius scientist Dr. Stanley ...

An advocacy group has asked the FCC to block a soon-to-debut show, "Zevo-3," on Viacom's Nicktoons network, because it stars animated characters originally created to market Skechers shoes to children ...

Nickelodeon's Nicktoons says it doesn't violate the Children's Television Act when it comes to a proposed animated show coming next month called "Zevo-3." So, for all intents and purposes, the network ...

Children’s media watchdog Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood is yelling foul, and it wants the FCC to throw the yellow flag as Nicktoons gets set to premiere a cartoon featuring three characters ...