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Cartoon Network changed animation forever – Warner Bros shouldn’t let it die
Cartoon Network helped revive television animation in the 1990s, giving emerging animators a platform to share their work.
WB Exec Teases More Cartoon Network Reboots In the Works
Discovery, Cartoon Network as a brand has been continuing strong with new revivals and reboots for many of its older ...
Warner Bros. Executive Teases New Reboots of “Beloved IP” After Pulling Cartoon Network Shows From Max
A fter announcing multiple reboots and spin-offs of popular classic Cartoon Network shows, it seems Warner Bros. is doubling ...
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Warner Bros. Discovery is effectively killing Cartoon Network
Warner Bros. Discovery’s most recent round of layoffs and restructuring might turn Cartoon Network into a shadow of its former self as the company focuses on rebooting old IP Warner Bros.
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Cartoon Network is not dead, says Warner Bros. — but its future is uncertain
While the three brand labels Warner Bros. Animation (WBA), Cartoon Network Studios (CNS), and Hanna-Barbera Studios Europe will remain distinct, WBA and CNS development and production teams will ...
Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service Max becomes HBO Max — again
HBO Max became simply Max in 2023. Now Warner Bros. Discovery is going back to basics and reclaiming a brand long associated ...
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The lost and found cartoons; Television: Warner Bros. shows off the early history of some much-loved cartoon characters.
Tomorrow night on cable’s Cartoon Network, an hour’s worth of rare animated shorts from Warner Bros. studios, including several not seen anywhere for decades, will air as a special episode of ...
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Warner Bros. Animation Unveils First ‘Looney Tunes Cartoons’ in Annecy
By Jordan Mintzer Before a packed house of fans at Annecy’s Bonlieu Theater, Warner Bros. Animation premiered nearly a dozen new episodes of its upcoming Looney Tunes Cartoons, which will be ...