Cartoon Network (Southeastern Europe)

**Cartoon Network** is a Southeastern European children's television channel, broadcasting in Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia. It is the Southeastern European feed of Cartoon Network. The channel currently broadcasts in Bulgarian, Croatian, English, Russian (partially), Serbian (with continuity in English) and Slovene (with continuity in English). It was formerly part of the European feed.

It has 1 subfeed for Bulgaria, and formerly another one for Bulgaria.

The feed was officially known as RSEE (Russia and Southeastern Europe), but has been renamed to CAAC (Central Asia and Caucasus), not mentioning the main territory of activities (Southern Europe).

## History

### 1993-2009 (as part of the European feed)

The channel started as part of the European feed in English on September 17th, 1993, broadcasting for 16 hours a day from 06:00 to 22:00. The remaining time was filled by a timeshared channel, TNT Classic Movies. The channel was available free-to-air on satellite.

On April 14th, 1996, the Russian channel TV-6 started broadcasting a Russian-language Cartoon Network block. The block stopped being broadcast on April 6th, 1997.

From October 1996, the channel started moving into Russia, with the provider Kosmos-TV.

Starting in 1999, TNT Classic Movies was rebranded as Turner Classic Movies. In the same year, the channel introduced a new branding.

On November 1st, 1999, the channel officially launched in Russia and the CIS countries via NTV-Plus and other smaller cable providers, distributed by Chello Zone.

On April 1st, 2005, the channel launched a Russian audio track.

In May 2006, the channel introduced a new logo and branding, along with the Cartoon Network Cinema block.

In 2008, a Turner Broadcasting System office was opened in Moscow, Russia.

### 2009-present

The channel became its own feed on October 1st, 2009, launching in Bulgaria as well, and introducing the CN Toon Toon block.

The channel rebranded and changed its logo to the current one on November 26th, 2010, along with launching the Bulgarian and Russian websites.

Starting March 2011, the channel became 24/7.

In 2014, the channel's management moved from London, United Kingdom to Munich, Germany. In the same year, the Marathon Mix block was launched.

In May 2016, the Russian and CIS distributor for the channel became the Russian-owned Media Alliance.

The channel switched to 16:9 broadcasting on December 6th, 2016.

On November 18th, 2020, the channel's broadcasting center moved to Prague, Czechia, but the editorial office is still in Munich.

On November 6th, 2021, the channel added Croatian, Serbian, and Slovene audio tracks, with the continuity being in English.

On March 9th, 2022, the channel stopped being available in Russia due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Starting August 1st, 2022, the channel no longer has every program available in Russian.

## Providers

###  Albania

* Tring (Satellite)
* One Albania (IPTV)

###  Bosnia and Herzegovina

* Blicnet (Terrestrial)
* Mtel (Satellite)
* Elta-Kabel (Cable)
* HS Kablovska (Cable)
* MissNet (Cable)
* Telemach (Cable)
* Telrad Net (Cable)
* TX TV (Cable)
* Home.TV (IPTV)
* SuperTV (IPTV)

###  Bulgaria

* A1 Bulgaria (Satellite)
* Bulsat (Satellite)
* Vivacom (Satellite)
* A1 Bulgaria (Cable)
* Net1 (Cable)
* A1 Bulgaria (IPTV)
* Networx (IPTV)
* Vivacom (IPT)

###  Croatia

* EVOtv (Terrestrial)
* Terrakom (Terrestrial)
* A1 (Satellite)
* MAXtv (Satellite)
* 4Tel (Cable)
* B.net (Cable)
* EON TV (Cable)
* KDS (Cable)
* Magic Net (Cable)
* PRO-PING Telekom (Cable)
* Iskon.TV (IPTV)
* Optima Telekom (IPTV)

###  Kazakhstan

* Alma TV (Satellite)
* Alma TV (Cable)
* Alma TV (IPTV)

###  Russia

* NTV-Plus (Satellite)
* Tricolor TV (Satellite)
* Rostelecom (Cable)
* AKADO (Cable)
* Mitel (Cable)
* Mitino TV (Cable)
* Maginfo (Cable)
* MTS TV (IPTV)

## Subfeeds

* Bulgaria
* Russia (formerly)

## Programs

### Current

* Craig of the Creek (2018-present)
	+ BG: *Крейг край реката*
	+ HR: *Craig od potoka*
	+ RU: *Ручей Крейга*
	+ SR: *Kreg sa potoka*
	+ SL: *Kreg s potoka*

* Mr. Magoo (2019-present)
	+ BG: *Господин Магу*
	+ HR: *Gospodin Magoo*
	+ RU: *Мистер Магу*
	+ SR: *Gospodin Magu*
	+ SL: *Gospod Magoo*

* New Looney Tunes (2016-present)
	+ BG: *Новите шантави рисунки*
	+ HR: *unknown*
	+ RU: *Новые Луни Тюнз*
	+ SR: *unknown*
	+ SL: *unkown*

* Teen Titans Go! (2014-present)
	+ BG: *Малки титани: В готовност!*
	+ HR: *Mali titani krenite!*
	+ RU: *Юные титаны, вперёд!*
	+ SR: *Mali Titani Napred!*
	+ SL: *Dajmo, najstniški velikani!*

* The Amazing World of Gumball (2011-present)
	+ BG: *Невероятният свят на Гъмбол*
	+ HR: *Gumballov čudesni svijet*
	+ RU: *Удивительный мир Гамбола*
	+ SR: *Gambolov čudesni svet*
	+ SL: *Gumballov fantastični svet*

* We Bare Bears (2015-present)
	+ BG: *Ние, мечоците*
	+ HR: *Braća medvjedi*
	+ RU: *Вся правда о медведях*
	+ SR: *Medveđa družina*
	+ SL: *Preprosto medvedi*

* Total DramaRama (2019-present)
	+ BG: *Пълна драмарама*
	+ HR: *Totalna dramarama*
	+ RU: *Отчаянные герои: Полная Драмарама*
	+ SR: *Potpuna dramarama*
	+ SL: *Totalna dramaram*

## External links

* Official website (Bulgarian)
* Official website (Russian, closed)
* Official website (Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, in English)

## References

1. ↑ https://old.telesputnik.ru/archive/18/article/24.html
2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20010405175220/http://www.kosmostv.ru/ru/about.html