Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 21. Chapters: Animal Planet Nordic, BBC HD Scandinavia, Boomerang (Nordic), Canal+ Comedy, Canal+ Drama, Cartoon Network (Nordic), Cinema (TV channel), C More Action, C More Emotion, C More First, C More First HD, C More Hits, C More Kids, C More Series, C More Sport HD, C More Tennis, Disney Channel Scandinavia, Disney Junior (Scandinavia), Disney XD (Scandinavia), Fight+, Hallmark Channel (Scandilux), History (Scandinavian TV channel), Jetix Scandinavia, National Geographic Channel (Scandinavia), Nickelodeon (Scandinavia), SF-kanalen, Showtime Scandinavia, Silver (TV channel), Sky Entertainment, Star! Scandinavia, TCM Nordic, Toon Disney (Scandinavia), Tvins, Viasat Film Action, Viasat Film Classic, Viasat Film Drama, Viasat Film Family, Viasat Film Nordic, Viasat Golf, Viasat Motor, Viasat Nature/Crime, Viasat Sport 2, Viasat Sport 24, Viasat Sport 3, Viasat Ticket. Excerpt: Cartoon Network Nordic is a television channel broadcasting youth and children's programmes to Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland. The channel was created in 2000 when it replaced the Pan-European version of Cartoon Network in the region. Cartoon Network was originally twinned with movie channel TNT in a pan-European version. Cartoon Network ran from 6:00am until 8:00pm CET, with TNT taking over from 8:00pm to 6:00am CET. Some programs on the pan-European feed were dubbed into Norwegian, Swedish and Danish, dubbed locally by companies such as SDI Media Denmark and Dubberman Denmark, for the Danish soundtrack. On 16 December 1996, it became a 24-hour channel, as did TNT. However, a version of the channel called TNT & Cartoon Network continued to appear on some providers. In 2000, a regional Scandinavian version of Cartoon Network was created, broadcasting in Swedish, Danish and Norwegian. Most of the programming comes with monophonic English, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian soundtracks. The self-imposed necessity to dub material into three languages takes a heavy toll on the availability of new programs in the feed, which may come late, in smaller amount or not come at all. Existing programming is heavily recycled. The feed has seen an upsurge of commercial advertising in recent years, despite being distributed only on pay-TV. Most of the commercials and announcements on English soundtrack are nevertheless in Swedish, Danish and Norwegian. In mid-May 2006, the Cartoon Network logo was changed from the original logo to the British one, as well as the pre-show idents and promos were changed to the British style. The Boomerang block was removed but most of its program content still remains in the channel. In mid-May 2009, the idents and promos once again changed, now consisting of arrows, flying in and out of the Cartoon Network Logo. In early 2011, the logo and idents were changed to the ones currently shown on the American Cartoon Network. On October 1, 2012,
