Cartoon Network reveals 2012/2013 slate

With lots to celebrate on its 20^th anniversary, including its best first quarter with kids six to 11 in primetime in five years (up 28%), Cartoon Network US made its annual upfront presentation to advertisers yesterday afternoon in New York, announcing seven new series and 17 returning shows.

By Jeremy Dickson

March 29, 2012

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Cartoon Network reveals 2012/2013 slate

With lots to celebrate on its 20^th anniversary, including its best first quarter with kids six to 11 in primetime in five years (up 28%), Cartoon Network US made its annual upfront presentation to advertisers yesterday afternoon in New York, announcing seven new series and 17 returning shows.

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Cartoon Network reveals 2012/2013 slate

With lots to celebrate on its 20th anniversary, including its best first quarter with kids six to 11 in primetime in five years (up 28%), Cartoon Network US made its annual upfront presentation to advertisers yesterday afternoon in New York, announcing seven new series and 17 returning shows.

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With lots to celebrate on its 20^th anniversary, including its best first quarter with kids six to 11 in primetime in five years (up 28%), Cartoon Network US made its annual upfront presentation to advertisers yesterday afternoon in New York, announcing seven new series and 17 returning shows.