Redwood City, Calif. - Video game publisher Electronic Arts (NASD: ERTS) said on Wednesday that it has signed on with Hollywood talent agency UTA, in a bid to help turn more of its game properties into film and TV series.

Los Angeles - 60Frames Entertainment, a producer and syndicator of Web entertainment content that was incubated by United Talent Agency and cable TV ad reseller Spot Runner, on Tuesday introduced launched its first slate of programming. The Los Angeles-based company's first programs include "Cockpit," a comedy series developed by the creators of Internet series "Prom Queen," and "Erik the Librarian Mysteries," which is written and directed by TV writer Brent Forrester ("The Office").

Los Angeles - 60Frames Entertainment, a company that will provide financing, ad sales and syndication of professionally-produced online content, on Wednesday announced its official launch and a first round of $3.5 million in financing.