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Feature
Story - Walt
Disney Quotes
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"I
only hope that we don't lose sight of one thing -
that it was all started by a mouse." --
W.D.
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"It
is understandable that I should have sentimental
attachment for the little personage who played so
big a part in the course of Disney Productions and
has been so happily accepted as an amusing friend
wherever films are shown ." --
W.D.
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"The
life and ventures of Mickey Mouse have been closely
bound up with my own personal and professional
life." -- W.D.
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"Mickey
Mouse is, to me, a symbol of independence. He was a
means to an end." --
W.D.
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"He popped out of my mind onto a drawing pad 20
years ago on a train ride from Manhattan to
Hollywood." -- W.D.
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"When
people laugh at Mickey Mouse, it's because he's so
human; and that is the secret of his popularity."
-- W.D.
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"Born
of necessity, the little fellow literally freed us
of immediate worry. He provided the means for
expanding." -- W.D.
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"We
felt that the public, and especially the children,
like animals that are cute and little." --
W.D.
2.
About The Media Segments of Walt
Disney
-----WALT
DISNEY is now listed in the top 100 business
leaders of the 20th century, and is 54th on
NBS100's list for those achievers in the
development of the telecommunications industry,
since 1907.
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"Look at Walt Disney", said
Michael Eisner at his farewell speech at the HRTS
October luncheon, he, (Walt Disney) -- "was
recently ranked number-two on Fast Company
magazine's list of the top 100 business leaders of
the 20th century.
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Despite his established success, he had trouble
getting financial backing for the first Mickey
Mouse cartoon, for "Snow White" and for Disneyland.
Because they were untried concepts, the money men
could not see what Walt saw so clearly. But
consider the consequences."
-----"Mickey
Mouse, of course," he continued, "became one of the
greatest stars of all time. "Snow White" became the
first building block for the Disney feature
animation library, and saved the company. And
Disneyland became the launching pad for the entire
theme park industry. "
-----Today,
Disney's Media Networks segment encompasses a vast
array of properties on the television, cable, radio
and Internet landscape. The ABC Television Network
includes ABC Entertainment, ABC Daytime, ABC News,
ABC Sports, ABC Kids and the Disney-owned
production company Touchstone Television. ABC Owned
Television Stations operates 10 stations in top
markets across the country, ABC Radio owns 72
stations nationwide, and the company's expansive
radio offerings include Radio Disney, ESPN Radio
and ABC News Radio.
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Media
Networks incorporates a suite of cable networks,
including ESPN, Disney Channel, ABC Family, Toon
Disney, and SOAPnet. The segment also operates Walt
Disney Television Animation and Fox Kids
International, and holds the company's equity
interest in Lifetime Entertainment Services,
A&E Television Networks and E!
Networks.
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Also
included in the Media Networks segment are Buena
Vista Television, which produces and distributes
syndicated programming; Buena Vista Television
International, which distributes Disney's series
and movies for television outside the United
States; Hyperion Books, Disney's general interest
publishing imprint; and Walt Disney Internet Group,
which leads corporate Internet business and
technology strategy and manages many of the
company's Internet
properties.
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The Walt
Disney Company, along with its subsidiaries, is a
diversified worldwide entertainment company with
operations in four business segments: Media
Networks, Parks and Resorts, Studio Entertainment
and Consumer Products. The Media Networks segment
is comprised of television broadcast, radio and
cable operations.The businesses in the Parks and
Resorts segment generate revenues predominately
from the sale of admissions to the theme parks,
room nights at the hotel and rentals at the resort
properties. The Studio Entertainment segment
produces and acquires live-action and animated
motion pictures, animated direct-to-video
programming, musical recordings and live stage
plays. The Consumer Products segment partners with
licensees, manufacturers, publishers and retailers
throughout the world to design, promote and sell a
wide variety of products based on existing and new
Disney characters and other intellectual
property.
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BRIEF: .
The Walt Disney Company is a diversified worldwide
entertainment company, operating in four segments:
Media Networks, Parks and Resorts, Studio
Entertainment and Consumer Products. For the 9
months ended 7/02/05, revenues rose 4% to $24.21B.
Net income increased 24% to $2.27B. Results reflect
strong growth in worldwide home entertainment,
higher affiliate revenue, and improved operating
margins and lower debt levels.
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Walt
Disney Company, The (NYSE:DIS)
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Industry:
Broadcasting & Cable
TV
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Website:
http://disney.go.com/
http://disney.go.com/
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500
South Buena Vista Street
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Burbank,
CA 91521
United
States
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Phone:
1-818-5601000 /
Fax:
1-818-5601930
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Contact
Title: Director of Investor
Relations
/ Contact
Phone: 1-818-5537200
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Walt
Disney - TimeLine
This Timeline is to
demonstrate the significant growth of Walt Disney,
as an individual, from a celebrity art form
achiever, to his company's scientific achievements
in the field of EMw Telecommunications.
For More
Timeline Stories Click Any Subject Matter
Heading:
•
The
Early Days - (1900 to
1919)
• Creating
Mickey Mouse -
(1920s)
• Animated
Films & Academy Award -
(1930s)
• The
Decade of Going Public
(1940s)
• ABC
Shows Interest -
(1950s)
• Walt's
Golden Years With Mary Poppins -
(1960s)
• Orlando
Opens It's Doors To Disney -
(1970s)
• Disney
and Big Business, with Eisner Years -
(1980s)
• Decade
of Disney "Best Deals" - Mergers and Buyouts. ABC
TV Network -
(1990s)
• Back
To Walt Disney -
(2000s)
• Eisner
says farewell to Disney - (2005s)
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