We’ve written before about JibJab’s Sendables electronic video greeting cards that cost $0.50 to $3 each. Now, they found a sponsor in Pepsi for two holiday greeting videos through former Yahoo exec ...

We’re big fans of JibJab, the popular comedy site that offers an arrary of original parody videos and Ecards, most of which you can customize with goofy pictures of your friends. The site has ...

Wise to the fact that even your mom is over animated e-cards, a denizen of an internet past is trying to reinvent itself. JibJab-- which rose to fame a a purveyor of political satire and "Starring You ...

As JibJab celebrates its 15th birthday Wednesday, the Los Angeles media company with a humorous edge is showing that it can keep up on the latest trends. JibJab has risen from two brothers in a tiny ...

After exploding on to the political scene in 2004 with its animated videos, the JibJab brothers are trying out more family-friendly fare. Roger Cheng Former Executive Editor / Head of News Roger Cheng ...

JibJab Bros. Studios, the company whose backers include Sony Pictures Entertainment best known for its political satires, announced that it has acquired Make Believe Studios, creators of the “Hello ...

JibJab creators, brothers Gregg and Evan Spiridellis have put their latest satire online. "Right now, it's everywhere. I hate to say it," Gregg said. "I don't want our servers to be slow, but we got ...

JibJab is moving its satirical sights from presidential politics to retail mega-stores and the outsourcing of U.S. jobs. The latest Web animation from the Spiridellis brothers also marks a switch in ...

They pioneered viral video with a parody of George W. Bush and John Kerry. Now they’ve launched StoryBots, “Sesame Street for a connected generation.” Gregg, who’s 42, describes JibJab’s sensibility ...

The folly of politicians is more likely to be beaten with a club than it is to be pinioned by the well-aimed darts of satire. But the internet has once again come to the rescue of the stiletto. JibJab ...

Did data breaches, ice bucket challenges, and the wild events of 2014 really break the Internet? Find out in JibJab's 2014 Year in Review video above. The 2014 video includes satirical takes on the ...