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], ], ], Scott Rupp and Tal Vigderson founded the internet animation company in the late 90s as they stated to capitalize both on the inherent "freedom of the medium" which they felt stifled creativity of writers due to the confining restrictions of the studio system and traditional media. The most noteworthy online animation creations are the controversial cartoon ] and ]. Many of the founders such as ] and ] have written and contiue to contribute to write for show as ]. '''icebox.com''' is an internet animation company founded in the late 1990s by ], ], ], Scott Rupp and Tal Vigderson. The founders stated that the company was created to capitalize on the inherent "freedom of the medium" which they felt stifled creativity of writers due to the confining restrictions of the studio system and traditional media.


The most noteworthy online animation creations of the company are the controversial cartoon ] and ]. Many of the founders such as Rob LaZebnik and Jonathan Collier have written and continue to contribute to write for shows as '']'' in traditional media.


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icebox.com is an internet animation company founded in the late 1990s by Jonathan Collier, Howard Gordon, Rob LaZebnik, Scott Rupp and Tal Vigderson. The founders stated that the company was created to capitalize on the inherent "freedom of the medium" which they felt stifled creativity of writers due to the confining restrictions of the studio system and traditional media.

The most noteworthy online animation creations of the company are the controversial cartoon Mr. Wong and Queer Duck. Many of the founders such as Rob LaZebnik and Jonathan Collier have written and continue to contribute to write for shows as The Simpsons in traditional media.

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