Cartoon Network helped revive television animation in the 1990s, giving emerging animators a platform to share their work.

Their current programming keeps expanding ... continue to return to the titles of their past. Cartoon Network has undergone a ...

Toonami has been a part of Cartoon Network since the action-packed programming block first arrived on the cable network in 1997. Over the decades, the platform has seen many changes with regard to ...

will remain a cornerstone of children’s programming despite the ... consolidate its digital presence. A Cartoon Network ...

The late 2000s saw some shifts as many of the earlier shows had come to an end, and Cartoon Network was preparing to change up their own programming schedule. But there were some big hits released ...

Call it the end of an era: Cartoon Network's website has been removed from the web, redirecting visitors instead to a landing page for Max following the changes over at Warner Bros. Discovery.

Cartoon Network ... changes were made “to optimize organizational efficiency across WBA and CNS.” In addition, sources stated the restructuring comes after departments such as programming ...

6 Cartoon Network Shows That Deserve A Revival ... which seems to be the logic for expanding the programming. Under this reported time change for Adult Swim, kids will barely get a chance to ...

Titled Checkered Past, the new programming block will debut on Cartoon Network under the Adult Swim banner. Starting on August 28, every Monday through Friday at 6 p.m. EST Checkered Past will ...

The spokesperson also noted that Cartoon Network’s programming can still be streamed on the connected apps and on cable television, where fans can “enjoy 11 hours of their favorite Cartoon ...

TV Group chairman Channing Dungey wrote the company is "implementing a new streamlined structure" for animation, but did not announce any program cancellations. Still, rumors that Cartoon Network ...

Cable subscribers, continue to enjoy your favorite CN programming on your TV and connected apps as well!” In a statement, a Cartoon Network spokesperson told Variety: “We are focusing on the ...