Apologies to NBC, but I have a ton of open tabs again and time to pass them along with all their juicy goodness. It’s Wednesday Night Lite… Oops, Disney has scooped itself by sending out review DVDs of Pinocchio with proof of exactly what the… Read More »Wednesday Night Lights – Disney News and Links
Update: Many more details revealed at Disney Online. I was just sent the two photos below of what appears to be membership pins for a new merchandise club for Disney fans called D23. (WDW News Today is running the same photos so I hope they’re… Read More »D23, Disney’s New Membership Club
There’s never a good time to be laid off from one’s job. But in a down economy when jobs are melting away across the spectrum, it’s particularly bad. So it goes without saying that our thoughts here at The Disney Blog are with the people… Read More »Layoffs grow wider at the Mouse House
Do you own stock in The Walt Disney Company, do you plan to, or are you just concerned about the general health of the Walt’s legacy? Well then the 2008 Annual Report for the Walt Disney Company might interest you. You can see it now… Read More »The Walt Disney Company 2008 Annual Report now available
A few sundry links for your surfing pleasure tonight. DisUnplugged has a look at what Guest performers go through at the American Idol Experience. I spent most of Saturday afternoon watching the preview shows and will have a report tomorrow night sometime. Rick Munarriz at… Read More »Sundry Disney News on a Sunday Night
While not coming anywhere close to the obscene compensation packages that Michael Eisner earned for a few years ($204 million one year), Current Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger’s latest compensation package is raising a few eyebrows. Iger earned $30.6 in total pay, bonus, and… Read More »Iger 2008 compensation package includes $13.9 million bonus
It’s not that synergy was no longer working for the Walt Disney Company, but something was wrong with the model that had developed. It didn’t make sense to try and tie every division of the Mouse House together with every major vehicle. Consumers were wising… Read More »Bob Iger remakes Disney’s Business Model
I didn’t get a chance to listen in on the conference call last week summarizing Fiscal Year 08 and projecting a bit about 09, but Michael at All Things Disney did. He’s got some interesting things to say too. The theme park tickets are a… Read More »The Walt Disney Company’s Fiscal Future