Warner Bros. Discovery has seemingly wiped Cartoon Network from the internet in its latest attempt at consolidating its massive library and trove of subscribers to Max. The Cartoon Network website was ...

R.I.P., CartoonNetwork.com. As of Aug. 8, the channel's former content hub no longer exists, instead redirecting animation enthusiasts to Max.com, where they can sign up for a subscription to stream ...

The website for Cartoon Network, which had existed online since 1998, has been scrubbed from the internet. What once was a video-heavy portal for shows, including The Powerpuff Girls, Adventure Time, ...

The site now redirects users to sign up for Max. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor Cartoon Network‘s website is no more. As of Friday, the landing page of CartoonNetwork.com features a popup ...

As part of a new wave of cost-cutting maneuvers, the studio wiped the official Cartoon Network site, redirecting audiences to a Max sign-up page. Reading time 2 minutes Warners Bros. Discovery has not ...

The Cartoon Network website is no more. A week after Warner Bros. Discovery announced it was shutting down the Boomerang streaming service, the company also has pulled all content off ...

More and more internet history is being lost. It’s a good reminder that though websites seem like permanent fixtures, they can be gone in the blink of an eye. The latest website death is that of ...

Cash-bleeding media giant Warner Bros. Discovery pulled the plug on Cartoon Network’s website. The David Zaslav-led company — which on Wednesday reported a whopping net loss of almost $10 billion, ...

Cartoon Network’s decline in 2025 marks a fading legacy, with the channel shrinking amid streaming shifts and Comcast’s latest move. Current Struggle: Down to 66 million U.S. households, with reduced ...

In another cost cutting initiative, Warner Bros Discovery said they would be shutting down the website of The Cartoon Network. The announcement came in the aftermath of WBD announcing, in their ...