![]() On 14 January 2015, the channel adopted the global rebrand and renamed itself as Boomerang Africa. Despite the split, Boomerang continued to air in several European countries (such as Portugal and the Netherlands) until 2015. Preschool brand Cartoonito joined both feeds as a morning and afternoon block. On 12 October 2011, a dedicated Central and Eastern European feed was launched, serving Poland, Hungary, and Romania and featuring audio tracks for each respective country along with English. The channel's African website,, launched in 2010. In January 2010, Boomerang expanded to Romania, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro, bringing its total distribution to 9.5 million homes. Īn Arabic audio track and a complete Polish audio track became available in 2008. Select programs were also available in Russian. On 1 August 2007, the channel began broadcasting from the Astra 1K and Hot Bird 7A satellites in CIS and Baltic countries. December saw the addition of a Greek audio track. On 5 June, the channel expanded to Europe, with audio tracks for Polish (though partial) and Hungarian viewers. Discovery EMEA.īoomerang was launched in English for the Middle East and select African countries in March 2005. ![]() (downgraded to 16:9 576i for SDTVs MENA version)Ĭartoonito is the name of two children's channels that air animated series for preschoolers: Cartoonito Africa - broadcast in Africa, and Boomerang MENA - broadcast in the Middle East, Greece, and Cyprus. Greek (MENA version in Greece and Cyprus) Turner House, Great Marlborough Street, London, United Kingdom ![]()
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