Markus Nelis
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There are screenshots from each year if you're interested to see those too.In memory of CN, here how the website looked back in August 2002 thanks to the Wayback Machine.
There are screenshots from each year if you're interested to see those too.In memory of CN, here how the website looked back in August 2002 thanks to the Wayback Machine.
Precisely the first look I remember. If memory serves I was browsing archived copies and in July it said "new look cartoonnetwork.com".In memory of CN, here how the website looked back in August 2002 thanks to the Wayback Machine.
For me: "Not secure" error, but bypassable. I use Chrome.Accessing the Japanese site first redirected me to the Boomerang UK site, and now it gives me the "502 Bad Gateway" error.
I don't think people are really angry with the website being gone as it honestly makes sense it just that it's hard for many too leave an important part of their historyI don't want to sound mean or something, but, the times where children's channels have websites kinda "faded" long ago.
For example, kids nowadays don't really play games on computers anymore, especially online ones despite the fact that they are easier to access. Nowadays kids usually play games like Roblox, Brawl Stars, and many other mobile games. CN also has some games in Play Store, so... yes. I don't wanna say that they can't be played on mobile but it's a little more harder.
Videos? Well, CN now has a lot of channels on YouTube where they post videos.
There was a different story 20 years ago, when there weren't smartphones, YouTube didn't exist, and people probably learned how to use a computer back then.
I know I'm gonna get off-topic, but, compare how Fox Kids and Jetix sites looked back in the 2000s and how the Disney ones look now (at least here in Europe).
It's indeed sad that the CN site did shut down, but unfortunately, this will likely continue with merging other websites or even shutting others.
Especially since the web game developers were left uncredited.I don't think people are really angry with the website being gone as it honestly makes sense it just that it's hard for many too leave an important part of their history
I think they will do the APAC way: redirecting them to the respective Youtube channels.Okay. But what happens when the sites of CN UK, Germany and Italy get shut down? You can't redirect them to MAX because there's no MAX here.
That seems more likely, for the time being, or even a page on Discovery or somethingI think they will do the APAC way: redirecting them to the respective Youtube channels.
It doesn't make sense to redirect a former CN site to Discovery, the two brand names barely having anything to do with each other.That seems more likely, for the time being, or even a page on Discovery or something
The sites of the completely Hungarian Discovery channels - Discovery and TLC - were already shutdown in 2021 and 2015 respectively. The former redirects to the Facebook page, while the latter used to do that too, but now it gives an error message.It doesn't make sense to redirect a former CN site to Discovery, the two brand names barely having anything to do with each other.
It's the same company though, albeit not the same departmentIt doesn't make sense to redirect a former CN site to Discovery, the two brand names barely having anything to do with each other.
More likely, they will redirect to the respective YouTube channels, like @BlooCNBoy02 said