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Cartoon Network responds to rumors of channel closure

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Cartoon Network responds to rumors of channel closure


Cartoon Network denies rumors of channel closure, reaffirming its commitment to continued production of animated content.

Closure rumors

Recently, a rumor on social media has sparked panic among Cartoon Network fans, claiming that the post has ceased to exist. The hashtag ‘# RIPCartoonNetwork’ quickly became viral, bringing childhood memories to those who grew up with iconic shows like ‘Johnny Bravo,’ ‘The Powerpuff Girls,’ and ‘Scooby-Doo.’

Origin of rumors



The rumor was triggered by a post on X (formerly Twitter) by Animation Workers Ignited. They published a video saying“Cartoon Network is practically dead.”and that other animation studios face similar challenges due to massive redundancies after the COVID-19 pandemic. The video said that although animation managed to continue production during the pandemic, many projects were cancelled and many artists were fired.

Cartoon Network Reaction

After the rumor went viral, Cartoon Network issued an official communiqué to clarify the situation:

“Cartoon Network wishes to clarify that there is no truth in speculation that the network or studio is closing. With a number of recently announced projects, we remain committed to continuously investing in innovative content that will entertain and inspire our viewers around the world.”

Future Cartoon Network



Cartoon Network will continue to produce animated shows and has several future titles in the plan, including ‘Adventure Time’ and ‘Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends.’

This reaction comes as a reassuring response to devoted fans, confirming that Cartoon Network will not only continue to exist, but has ambitious plans for the future.

Cartoon Network Evolution: From Strategic Procurement to Channel Launching

Cartoon Network, the famous cartoon channel, has a fascinating history of evolution and innovation in animation.

Procurement of Turner Broadcasting

On 9 August 1986, Turner Broadcasting System acquired Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer / United Artists (MGM / UA). Although on October 18, Turner was forced to sell back MGM, he managed to keep much of his film and television library before May 1986, including some of his UA library. Thus, Turner Entertainment Co.

On October 8, 1988, Turner launched the Turner Network Television cable channel, which quickly gained popularity due to his vast film libraries. In 1991, Turner also acquired the library of the Hanna-Barbera animation studio, adding an impressive range of classical animations to his collection.

Birth of Cartoon Network

Ted Turner chose Betty Cohen, then Senior Vice President of TNT, to create a channel dedicated to animation programs. On February 18, 1992, Turner Broadcasting announced plans to launch Cartoon Network as a platform for his extensive animation library. On March 12, 1992, the parent company was officially founded, and on October 1, 1992, Cartoon Network became the first unique cable channel, broadcasting 24 hours a day with animation as its main theme.

Enlargement and Innovation Cartoon Network

In 1994, the new Hanna-Barbera division, Cartoon Network Studios, was founded, which began production of What a Cartoon!. This show, starting in 1995, provided original animated short films and paved the way for many other innovative productions.

In 1996, Cartoon Network launched two programmes for preschool:Big Bag, a live-action television program / puppets with short animated series produced by Children’s Television Workshop, andSmall World, which present animated series for preschool imports from other countries.

Merger with Time Warner

Turner Broadcasting System merged with Time Warner, strengthening the ownership of all Warner Bros. cartoons. This strategic step allowed Cartoon Network to continue its original productions and expand its content offer to its viewers.

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