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How to: Follow Disney Executives on Newsle

As a big Disney fan, and someone who studied business in college, I love reading about the inner workings of The Walt Disney Company. (When Tom Staggs and Jay Rasulo flipped roles, that was a big deal in my world.) Before, I’d sift through various blogs in order to find the stories I wanted. But now, a San Francisco-based startup delivers the news about the people behind the Disney brand in a way that puts Google Alerts to shame.

Newsle filters through the “social noise” to bring you the news you care about. It finds articles about yourself, your Facebook friends and LinkedIn connections, as well as any public figures you decide to follow. What’s really cool about it is that it can tell if it’s your friend “John Smith,” or some other “John Smith” that you don’t know. (For a more detailed description of the service and how it works, check out this write up for Huffington Post Tech.)

So if you want to follow along as well, sign up for Newsle, follow @Newsle on Twitter, and click the pictures below (the jump) to follow a few Disney executives.

Bob Iger - President and CEO, The Walt Disney Company

Tom Staggs, Chairman, Disney Parks & Resorts

Jay Rasulo, Senior Executive Vice President and CFO, The Walt Disney Company

Andy Bird, Chairman, Walt Disney International

Rich Ross, Chairman, The Walt Disney Studios

Anne Sweeney – Co-Chair, Disney Media Networks and President, Disney-ABC Television Group

(Disclaimer: I’m helping out a company that has Newsle as a client.)