But the campaign had seemed harmless: Build light-up versions of cartoon characters from a Cartoon Network show and hang them around 10 U.S. cities, including New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.

Inspired in part by the well-known New Yorker cartoon about a Web-surfing dog, the pair figured there would be strong demand for a service that could verify the identity of the people you meet and ...

The team at Turner Broadcasting, owner of Cartoon Network, had its own concerns when it was launching the new season of Ben 10. Having undergone a refresh in 2016, Turner Broadcasting wanted to ...