Disney CEO Eisner stepping down in 2006!
09-10-04, 05:54 AM
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Disney CEO Eisner stepping down in 2006!
I heard on the radio Sept. 10 that Disney CEO M. Eisner will step down when his contract is up in 2006.
That means whoever takes over might release THE SONG OF THE SOUTH on dvd.
That means whoever takes over might release THE SONG OF THE SOUTH on dvd.
09-10-04, 06:17 AM
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I doubt that releasing SONG OF THE SOUTH on dvd is just Eisner's choice. Besides that, the new CEO is going to have a nice load of work on his/her hands cleaning up the shit that Eisner has created for disney. That's priority #1
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Originally posted by Get Me Coffee
Great news right! Was anyone else disappointed that its 2006 and not NOW?
Great news right! Was anyone else disappointed that its 2006 and not NOW?
09-11-04, 10:13 PM
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But also upon listening to a radio buisness show they said that when he leaves he's going to have a very nice bonus package.
So he's going to very rich and they also said that Disney stock has not done all that great while Eisner was CEO.
So he's going to very rich and they also said that Disney stock has not done all that great while Eisner was CEO.
09-12-04, 11:42 AM
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Originally posted by Panda Phil
2006?
Joy.
That gives him two whole years to finish hosing the company. And stuff his pockets while he does it.
2006?
Joy.
That gives him two whole years to finish hosing the company. And stuff his pockets while he does it.
09-14-04, 06:52 AM
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wm, that was when Eisner had 0 input on the animated feature films, Roy was in charge of that division. As soon as Eisner saw the $$$ that those 3 movies made, he put himself in the middle. Hiring executives to pump out more films, edging out the creative talent.
Just wanted to make sure we don't give credit where it isn't due.
Just wanted to make sure we don't give credit where it isn't due.
to Eisner leaving.
