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'''WildBrain Ltd.''' is a Canadian media production and distribution company that is the world's largest independent owner of children's and family entertainment, owning more than 13,000 half-hours of programming such as ''Peanuts, Teletubbies, Caillou, ''and ''Inspector Gadget''.
 
   
WildBrain was founded in 2006 as DHX Media following the merger of two Canadian entertainment companies, ''Decode Entertainment'' and ''Halifax Film Company,'' and is headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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'''WildBrain Ltd.''' (formerly known as '''DHX Media Ltd.''' until 2019) is a Canadian media production and distribution company founded in 2006 by Michael Donovan, and is headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The company was formed following the merger of two Canadian production companies, ''Decode Entertainment'' and ''Halifax Film Company''.
   
 
WildBrain is the world's largest independent owner of childrens' and family programming, with more than 13,000 half-hours in its library, including titles such as ''Peanuts'', ''Teletubbies'', ''Caillou'', ''Johnny Test'', ''Inspector Gadget'', and the first 15 seasons of {{Arthur}}.
<nowiki> </nowiki>In 2012, DHX Media acquired (and folded) fellow Canadian company '''Cookie Jar Entertainment Inc.''' (formerly known as '''CINAR Productions Inc.''' from the company's founding in 1976 until 2004), which was located in Toronto, Ontario (previously Montreal, Quebec as CINAR). They co-produced and animated {{Arthur}} from 1996 until 2011, when [[9 Story Media Group]] took over. They made seasons 1-8 from 1996-2003 as CINAR and seasons 9-15 from 2004-2011 as Cookie Jar Entertainment.
 
   
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In late 2012, DHX Media acquired [[Cookie Jar Entertainment]] (formerly known as CINAR) <ref>https://www.wildbrain.com/trade-news/dhx-media-to-acquire-cookie-jar-entertainment-creating-the-worlds-largest-independent-library-of-childrens-entertainment-content/#</ref><ref>https://www.wildbrain.com/financial-news/dhx-media-closes-acquisition-of-cookie-jar-entertainment/</ref>, which co-produced and animated ''Arthur'' from 1996-2011. As a result, distribution rights to the first 15 seasons of ''Arthur'' were transferred from Cookie Jar to DHX Media, which is now known as WildBrain.
As of 2019, WildBrain no longer lists Arthur on their website or distribution catalogue.
 
   
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*WildBrain's official website: https://www.wildbrain.com
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WildBrain

WildBrain Ltd. (formerly known as DHX Media Ltd. until 2019) is a Canadian media production and distribution company founded in 2006 by Michael Donovan, and is headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The company was formed following the merger of two Canadian production companies, Decode Entertainment and Halifax Film Company.

WildBrain is the world's largest independent owner of childrens' and family programming, with more than 13,000 half-hours in its library, including titles such as Peanuts, Teletubbies, Caillou, Johnny Test, Inspector Gadget, and the first 15 seasons of Arthur.

In late 2012, DHX Media acquired Cookie Jar Entertainment (formerly known as CINAR) [1][2], which co-produced and animated Arthur from 1996-2011. As a result, distribution rights to the first 15 seasons of Arthur were transferred from Cookie Jar to DHX Media, which is now known as WildBrain.

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