On August 29, 2003, UPN discontinued the "Disney's One Too" block after it chose not to renew its contract with Disney, resulting in the network dropping children's programming entirely. This had left Kids' WB as the only children's program block to air weekdays on broadcast network television. UPN-affiliated stations owned by Fox, as well as UPN's parent company, Viacom, continued to run cartoons syndicated by DIC Entertainment (which were also syndicated to, and contracted out by other minor network affiliates and independent stations), for two hours each weekday in the 7 to 9 a.m. timeslot. The majority of UPN affiliates still ran only one children's program per day, if that. By 2003, "The Daily Buzz", a three-hour syndicated morning news and lifestyle program, would replace weekday morning cartoons on WB- and UPN-affiliated stations in certain markets.