Warner Bros. Discovery Shutting Down Boomerang Streaming Service Subscribers and some content from the classic cartoon platform will move to Max.

Cartoon Network's Boomerang offshoot debuted April 1st, 2000, and instantly changed the animation landscape for the better.

In a concurrent move, the current Canadian Cartoon Network channel will rebrand as Boomerang.

Look out, Fox — there’s another player gunning for the “animation domination” position: Turner Broadcasting is rebranding Boomerang as an all-animated kids network chock full of classic ...

Boomerang, a cable network that brings viewers classic cartoon shows, announced they are launching a streaming app this spring for U.S.-based customers.

Warner Bros. Discovery is rebranding its children’s TV channel Boomerang to Cartoonito in Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Hong Kong to appeal to younger viewers, following the positive feedback ...

Lamput has been greenlit by Cartoon Network for a third season that will run internationally on the channel in the Asia Pacific and Latin America, and on Boomerang in EMEA.

Michael Ouweleen, a veteran of TV aimed at young adults at Time Warner’s Turner Broadcasting System, has been named chief marketing officer for Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang networks ...

Cartoon Network just launched a subscription-based streaming service, the cable channel’s first. Don’t expect to find Steven Universe or Adventure Time on the mobile and desktop platform ...