List of international Cartoon Network channels

The current logo of Cartoon Network introduced on 29 May 2010 and international markets adapted this version at various dates.

Since the inception of Cartoon Network and its sister network Boomerang, WarnerMedia has set up international feeds of both networks.

Cartoon Network[]

Background[]

Cartoon Network Europe, a pan-European English feed, was launched in 1993.^[1] Spanish, Swedish, Danish, French, Italian, and Norwegian audio tracks were added in 1994. The network's Dutch feed was launched in 1997. Another feed launched in 1998, which aired in France, Italy and Spain. The pan-European feed kept airing in the other parts of Europe. The network's Italian feed became independent a few months later after the launch of the French channel,^{[citation needed]} while the Spanish and French feeds were split in 1999.^[2][3] A Polish feed launched a year earlier, in 1998.^[4]

On September 17, 1993, some Russian cities began receiving Cartoon Network Europe through broadcasts from the Astra satellite.^[5][6] The channel broadcast in English. Since July 1, 1996, the channel has been available from the Panamsat 4 satellite in the territories of Southern Russia and Ukraine, in the Asian republics of the former USSR.^[7] In 1997, the channel's distributor in the CIS became - «Chello Zone».^[8][9][10] In the same year, the channel was partially dubbed into Russian.^[11] In 1998, the channel began broadcasting on the territories of Belarus and Ukraine, the Baltic states and the North-West of Russia from the Astra 1G satellite. Broadcasting was 16 hours a day, from 8:00 to 0:00 MSK.,^[12] at night, the channel was rebroadcast «Turner Classic Movies Europe» (TCM Europe). In November 1999, the channel became available on the platform NTV Plus and other cable networks, broadcasting from the Sirius 2 satellite.^[13]

In 1999, the network's British feed officially split off from the pan-European version.^[1] This followed after the shared transponder analogue feed on Astra 1C became scrambled with VideoCrypt and the short-lived British version of TNT was launched.^{[citation needed]}

A Nordic feed was launched in 2000,^[14] broadcasting in Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and English. This also became available in Iceland and Finland.^{[citation needed]} The Dutch Cartoon Network closed down in 2001. It was replaced with the pan-European feed in 2001. A Dutch audio track was simultaneously added. Greek subtitles became available the same year.^{[citation needed]} The Polish feed branched into separate ones for Romania and Hungary in 2002.^[15] A German feed was launched on 2006.^[16] A Turkish feed was added in 2008.^[17]

In April 2005, Cartoon Network Europe it was completely dubbed into Russian.^[18][19]

On 1 October 2008, a separate feed of Cartoon Network was created for Hungary and Romania, while the two additional audio tracks that were previously added to Cartoon Network Poland in 2002.Czech Republic used to receive this feed in English.^{[citation needed]}.

On October 1, 2009, the channel was launched - Cartoon Network (Russia), broadcasting in the countries of CIS and South-Eastern Europe^[20]

The network's Arabic feed launched in 2010.^[21] This is the only EMEA-marketed feed not broadcast in English. On 17 November 2010, the Dutch feed relaunched and started broadcasting 24 hours a day and with a new logo. All programs and ads air in Dutch.^[22] The Spanish feed shut down in 2013, together with the Spanish Cartoonito. This market can still watch Cartoon Network on Boing,^[23] The African Portuguese feed was launched in 2013 in Angola and Mozambique. It launched in Portugal in the same year.^[24]

As of 2015, the ex pan-European feed still airs in the Greek part of Cyprus; it is also one of the four feeds available in the Middle East and Africa (the other ones being the Arabic, French, and Portuguese feeds). This pan-European feed broadcasts in English, while Greek subtitles are available. All other European countries have their own local feed.^{[citation needed]}

In 2017, the Central and Eastern European feed added a Czech-language audio track for its audience in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, replacing the English-muted track.^[25]

Channels[]

Adult Swim[]

Boomerang[]

Boing[]

Cartoonito[]

Toonami[]

Other channels[]

In Italy, pop-up channels occasionally replaces Cartoon Network +1 and Boomerang +1, like Cartoon Network Lego Days, Boomerang Looney Tunes and Tom & Jerry Channel. In July 2018, Cartoon Network +1 UK became temporarily Ben 10 Channel.

See also[]

• List of international Adult Swim channels
• Tooncast
• Cartoonito
• Toonami

References[]

External links[]

• List of international sites at the official American website of Cartoon Network