London, April 22nd 2010 - Turner Broadcasting and GlobalFun have today announced that GlobalFun will publish a new football themed mobile game featuring a range of Cartoon Network Original properties.

Mainland Chinese shingle Tianjin North Film Studio has signed a landmark deal with Cartoon Network for the TV rights to the stereoscopic 3D chopsocky toon “Legend of a Rabbit” for Australia, New ...

Cartoon Network is bringing, what it calls, India’s first day and night match in the Toon world – ‘Toon Cricket - The Battle for the Omnitrix’ – in Hyderabad on February 15 and Mumbai on February 22.

' Toon Cricket', Cartoon Network's signature marketing event, has been specially conceptualised by Cartoon Network for Indian kids will take centrestage on December 4 in Mumbai. Deven Bhatia, one of ...

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Beginning January 26, Cartoon Network will launch a contest, Toon Mantra, where kids stand a chance to become Toon Guru for a day on the channel. Besides winning exclusive Cartoon Network goodies, ...

A reboot of “Tiny Toon Adventures” is among a number of new series order at HBO Max and Cartoon Network, Variety has learned. The new series is titled “Tiny Toons Loonversity.” The half-hour animated ...

The world knows them as Wonder Woman, Supergirl and Batgirl, but the three stars of Cartoon Network‘s upcoming toon series are teenage girls trying to balance superpowers and secret identities with, ...

MUMBAI: So far, it has sourced content from Indian animation companies and has begun to speak Hindi at almost all hours of the day. Now, Cartoon Network takes the localisation fetish to new heights.

ADC Licensing, a venture capital firm, specializing in the financing of original animation content, has announced plans to launch the twenty-four hour kids’ online network, Toon Goggles. This unique ...

Cartoon Network has put out the message that it’s not just about cartoons anymore, as it announced 19 new series and movies at its New York Upfront – over half in the live-action/reality category.