Disney
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President, CEO, and Director - Robert A. Iger
2006 Revenue - $34 billion
Employees - 133,000
Diversified entertainment company with TV networks, theme parks, movie studio, stores. Networks include ABC, ABC Family, Disney Channel, SOAPnet, Jetix, Toon Disney, A&E (37% interest), and ESPN (80% interest). Walt Disney Studios produces films through Walt Disney Pictures, Touchstone, Pixar, and Miramax. The Walt Disney Internet Group operates Disney.com, ABC.com, ABCNEWS.com, Family.com, Familyfun.com, Wondertime.com and Movies.com, and recently announced the launch of an online network for video gamers called DGamer. Thomas Staggs, the CFO, told an investors' conference in 2006 that the
company was generating roughly $500 million of revenue from its web properties.
The rest of you can go ahead and worry about your declining social media CPMs.
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Revenues beat Wall Street estimates, but profits fell short.
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Six funding rounds later, the company will use the new cash to make more acquisitions.
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"It’s hard in our culture to fathom tape-delaying in the same way they have."
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Cable TV ad growth expected to drop by more than 50% in 2009. Bad news for Time Warner, Viacom, Disney and NBC U.
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Jeff Bewkes' new message to investors: We're a content company. But that means Time Warner is also more dependent on advertising, which is a tough place to be these days.
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Ssh! Don't tell the actors. Once fodder for press releases only, digital revenue made a real difference for ABC this year.
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The Disney chief has a message for actors thinking they'll get a better new media deal than the other guilds: forget it.
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Sure, Apple's CEO is Disney's largest shareholder. But that has nothing to do with the way Bob Iger runs the Mouse House. Got that?
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Disney's cable networks and theme parks are holding up well, but broadcasting has another tough quarter.
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Wonder what young women are doing on Friday night? Well, now you know: Catching up on "Grey's" and "Lost" at their computers.
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Equity researchers take a break from number crunching to play cineastes. We're convinced.
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Pali analyst Rich Greenfield thinks attendance at Disney World is finally going to start shrinking. One consolation: He thinks "Wall-E" is really good.
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Stuck at work and want to watch the game? Justin.tv's streams of Euro 2008 were shut down -- but we have other options.
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ABC tries giving online ad spots as "makegoods" for missing ratings guarantees on TV. Will it work?
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The downside: You have to watch a two-hour movie at your computer screen. The upside: Fewer commercials than on TV.
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The Mouse House knocks down the notion they're joining Hulu. But how about in six months?
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The former Disney CEO puts Veoh founder Dmitry Shapiro on the spot in a public forum.
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ABC joins CBS in singing Hulu's praises. But that doesn't mean either will join NBC U and News Corp.'s joint venture.
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Apple's international distribution deals roll on.
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The DVR pioneer is adding features at a furious pace. Will it help sell TiVo boxes?
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Disney, in the midst of a virtual world push, shuts down an older site, and incurs its customers' wrath.
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They’re entering into a crowded market, but they have a good plan: throw all of ESPN’s resources at it.
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Looking for "L&O" extras on NBC.com? Don't hold your breath.
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A stunning new breakthrough in advertising theory: Buy shows that your target consumers are likely to watch.
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Old message: we're going to win. New message: we're going to make some money.
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The economic downturn and writers' strike finally come home to roost for the Big Four broadcast networks.
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Translation: We love our DVD retailers.
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Disney's film studio and theme parks fueled a big Q2 with net income up 22% over the same quarter last year.
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A diminishing Web site tries to tie some rafts together in hopes of rescue.
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