Programming Blocks
Until 2008 Boomerang aired different blocks on different schedules for different audiences. The programming blocks included segments for young audiences, teenagers, and classical programming at night. The blocks were "color-coded" as the logo of the channel changed its color depending which programming block was being aired.
On January, 2008 the channel decides to focus its programming only on teenagers, dropping the pre-scholar and classic programming of the channel. As February, 2009 all the programming in all the schedules carry the same blue-green colored logo.
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