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Tag Archives: Michael Eisner
Swan and Dolphin Hotels, Urban Legend Explained
In a great piece of history telling, Yesterland dives into the urban myth that the iconic sculptures for the Swan and Dolphin hotels were accidentally incorrectly placed by the construction helicopter during construction leading to a forced name change for … Continue reading
Posted in Walt Disney World Tagged architecture, disney, history, jim korkis, Michael Eisner, michael graves, myth, myth busting, swan and dolphin, urban legend, WDW, yesterland 1 Comment
Kim Masters, Eisner profiler, out at NPR
Nikki Finke reports that Kim Masters, author of “Keys To The Kingdom” the unauthorized biography of former Disney CEO Michael Eisner, has been included in the latest round of layoffs at National Public Radio. That’s a shame for Ms. Masters, … Continue reading
Magic Restored: The Economist on Disney
The venerable magazine from across the pond, The Economist, gives Bob Iger’s reign as king of the Magic Kingdom high marks. Just four years ago the Walt Disney Company was in turmoil following the the second half of Michael Eisner’s … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Tagged Bob Iger, business, Corporate, disney, Michael Eisner, synergy, The Walt Disney Company, theme park Comments Off
New Attraction for Walt Disney World Resort
Posted in Corporate, History, Humor, Imagineering, Television, Television, Walt Disney World Tagged ABC, mergers, Michael Eisner Comments Off
