RegularCapital Audiovisual Research Wiki

**Welcome to the RegularCapital Audiovisual Research Wiki!**
Hi, I'm RegularCapital (or RC for short), I created this wiki as a central place for all the miscellaneous audiovisual media research I have conducted over the last ten years or so, including the history of various television channels (especially but not just kids channels such as Cartoon Network, which is my main focus, along with Disney and Nickelodeon), rebrands and streaming services I hope this wiki will be a useful resource for those who are interested in media.

I am known for running an unofficial Warner Bros. Discovery International Kids and Young Adults Brands News Twitter account, Facebook page and YouTube channel. RegularCapital is an unofficial news source and aggregator that covers kids and young adults TV programming and movie news from Warner Bros. Discovery, one of the largest producers, broadcasters, and distributors of kids and young adult entertainment in the world, which primarily focuses on animation, and also a growing live-action library. Popular Warner Bros. Discovery Kids and Young Adults brands include Cartoon Network, Warner Bros. Animation (which includes DC Comics animated productions), Adult Swim, HBO Max (Family), Boomerang, Boing, Cartoonito, Pogo, Tooncast, Discovery Kids, and Discovery Family.

More information about RegularCapital

I've been a member of Anime Superhero (formerly ToonZone) Forums since September 2013, on the forums I usually talk about cartoons and I created the General International TV Channels thread back in 2014, a place where forum members talk about various TV channels and streaming services from around the world. For a brief period, I've been a member on DigitalSpy, TV Forum, Pres Cafe and on Cable Forum.

## Important articles

Cartoon Network UK/Europe and TNT Classic Movies First Day TV ScheduleDisney Channel UK's First Day Schedule (1st October 1995)The Mystery of Jetix PortugalCartoon Network Europe And TNT Classic Movies Channel Transition/HandoverRetrospect and Analysis: RIP Cartoon Network Too: 24th April 2006 – 1st April 2014Netherlands and Poland: The Last Countries In Europe To Still Have Disney XDFX USA's Launch Branding PackageFox's Failed Joint Venture Negotiations with TCC (The Children's Channel) In The UKDisney's Original Plan Was To Rename Fox Kids In Europe As Toon DisneyFox Kids Europe Was Granted A Trademark Licence To Use The Fox Kids Name After Fox Sold Their Shares To DisneyThe End Of Disney Channel UK (1st October 2020)INK: ITV Nickelodeon Kids: A Joint Venture Kids Channel That Never HappenedCheckerboard: Cartoon Network's Original Branding Package4Kids Entertainment Nearly Launched A TV Channel In The UKWBTV (The Warner Channel) Almost Launched In The UKFox Kids Europe Game "FoxRiders" Rebrand PackageNickelodeon's Failed First Attempt In Germany (1995-1998)Cartoon Network Europe's Powerhouse Rebrand (1999)TCC Continued To Broadcast In Scandinavia After It Officially Closed in 1998The Meaning Of Disney XD's NameDisney Was Granted Short-Term Permission To Use The Fox Brand Name For International TV ChannelsJetix U.S. and Europe Branding History (2004-2010)Cartoon Network Europe's Casillas EraThe Origins of Canal PandaTNT Classic Movies Europe Branding History (1993-1999)Sky Entertainment Channel In Scandinavia (1997-1999)Cartoon Network Latin America's Toonix EraSky Was Restricted From Launching A Kids Channel In The UK For Nearly 30 YearsThe Reason Why Cartoon Network UK and Boomerang UK Airs Make, Shake and Jake Once A MonthSuper RTL Was Originally Going To Be A Temporary Channel Until Disney Channel Launched In GermanyThe History of Disney Channel UK 1995-2020The History Of Toonami In The UKThe History of TCM (Turner Classic Movies) UK & EuropeWhy Nick At Nite UK Didn't Launch In 1994?

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