Warner Bros. Discovery has taken the entire Cartoon Network website offline, meaning you will no longer be able to access free episodes and other interactive content. Instead, visitors to CartoonNetwork.com are redirected , Diversity informed.
The Cartoon Network website offered full, free episodes and clips of some of its most popular shows, including Adventure Time, The Amazing World of Gumball, Teen Titans GO! and Steven Universe. Now, if you need a quick fix of these shows, you’ll have to subscribe to Max, pay on another digital streaming service, or make a copy of your old Blu-Rays and DVDs.
This was reported by the representative of Cartoon Network Diversity it focuses its efforts on “shows and social media where consumers are most engaged and where we see meaningful potential for growth.” The decision to take down the website will not affect the network’s cable TV programming.
Taking down Cartoon Network’s website Warner Bros. It comes a week after Discovery announced the end of its streaming service for the classic cartoon. . Warner Bros. He revealed that he likes the Discovery network for lovers of classic cartoons Tom and Jerry, Strange Races and original Looney Tunes shorts will end on September 30. Subscribers will be added to Max’s ad-free tier at no additional cost.
The media giant in June including The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report Free content from the Comedy Central website, as well as other channels’ websites like TV Land, CMT and Paramount Network.
