Steve at How To Split an Atom writes about three Disney Rules for Marketing. But really the rules apply to just about any business that has a product or service (and who doesn’t!). Here’s the first rule to get you going: It’s not what you… Read More »Three Disney Rules for your business
Johnny and the Sprites is a wonderful show on The Disney Channel’s Playhouse Disney morning line up that works to teach children 2-5 some important lessons, while providing entertainment from some of the best talent on Broadway. It’s a recipe that bakes up some of the best magic on The Disney Channel in years. The first season is now available on DVD so you can watch this show with your children at any time.
The DVD features two bonus features. One a magical sing-a-long segment and the other the original shorts that served as interstitials on the Disney Channel and proved the popularity of the show. There are lots of wonderful gems just in the shorts.
What I like most about Johnny and the Sprites is that it’s the show of today that comes closest to the shows of my youth that told fun, but helpful, stories through song and puppeteering. Those were my favorite shows and I’d have to place Johnny and the Sprites: Meet The Sprites in that same echelon.
The full press release is below the cut:
Walt Disney World has sponsored MSNBC’s Ultimate Family Road Trip website. That means you get to enjoy a bunch of new Walt Disney World video clips including one all about Toy Story Mania. Check out the ‘firing action’ for the games. You’re essentially pulling a… Read More »Toy Story Mania video on MSNBC
The Disney Gossip Blog is reporting that the Night Kingdom boutique park is rumored to have been sent back to the drawing table to be reworked. The ‘adult’ aspect of the new boutique experience has been too played up by the rumors and news media.… Read More »Back to the drawing board with Night Kingdom?
Florida may have all the geographic variance of a pool table, but it’s the west coast theme parks that are flat (or worse) in the 2007 TEA/ERA theme park attendance estimates. According the LA Times, Disneyland experienced slight growth in 2007, but it’s second gate… Read More »Disney Themepark Attendance – The Numbers Game
Macromedia’s The Flash Blog has video of a Disney travel AIR application. AIR is Adobe’s new software package that allows developers to create platform independent applications that can live on the web or on your desktop (if you have AIR installed). This happens to be… Read More »Video of the Disney Travel AIR application
Gregg Kilday writes in the Hollywood Reporter that amid the scramble in increase the number of screens in cinemas capable of showing content in 3D, that the story will continue to be what really matters. He’s right. But studios and cinemas are probably more excited… Read More »More 3D Coming to Cinema, But Story Matters Most
I usually write my Lost recaps Friday morning. I can focus better that way—with a few hours of sleep under my belt. But tomorrow are big goings on in our house, so I’m up at the wee hours of the night typing my Lost love.
And I’m very excited. So, let’s just jump right in and let me squeal a little about what we discovered this week…so if you didn’t watch…well, just close your eyes…
WE KNOW THE SPY ON THE BOAT!
WE KNOW THE FINAL OCEANIC SIX!
WE KNOW WHAT HAPPENS TO SUN’S BABY!
SOMEONE DIES.
Now, are you ready to see how all that went down? Then click through below the cut.