From: How Cartoon Network Became the Animation Powerhouse of the 1990s
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How can the model of supporting creative risk-taking seen in Cartoon Network's "What a Cartoon!" initiative be applied in education or work?

Giving creators freedom to experiment without fear of failure often leads to the best innovations. Encouraging this mindset can foster growth and discovery in many areas beyond animation.

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Create a small safe space in your work or study environment where you try new ideas without judgment or pressure to succeed immediately.

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Cartoon Network launched on October 1, 1992, as the first 24-hour channel dedicated exclusively t...
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The original programming initiative "What a Cartoon!" launched in 1995, sparking a wave of innova...
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Ted Turner's acquisition of Hanna-Barbera in 1991 provided Cartoon Network with a rich animation ...
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