Disney considering online movie rental service

It was not much more than a day ago I was pondering why Disney hasn’t made a stronger entry into online media with its huge and popular library of movies, tv shows, and other properties.

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Disney considering online movie rental service

Disney considering online movie rental service

It was not much more than a day ago I was pondering why Disney hasn’t made a stronger entry into online media with its huge and popular library of movies, tv shows, and other properties. I must have been channeling Bob Iger, because today in his speech to Deutsche Bank he said The Walt Disney Company was considering just that

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Disney considering online movie rental service

Disney considering online movie rental service

It was not much more than a day ago I was pondering why Disney hasn’t made a stronger entry into online media with its huge and popular library of movies, tv shows, and other properties. I must have been channeling Bob Iger, because today in his speech to Deutsche Bank he said The Walt Disney Company was considering just that. Of course, Iger wants a subscription service and I think it should be something more akin to Hulu (paid for by advertising).

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Disney considering online movie rental service

Disney considering online movie rental service

It was not much more than a day ago I was pondering why Disney hasn’t made a stronger entry into online media with its huge and popular library of movies, tv shows, and other properties. I must have been channeling Bob Iger, because today in his speech to Deutsche Bank he said The Walt Disney Company was considering just that

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Disney considering online movie rental service

Disney considering online movie rental service

It was not much more than a day ago I was pondering why Disney hasn’t made a stronger entry into online media with its huge and popular library of movies, tv shows, and other properties. I must have been channeling Bob Iger, because today in his speech to Deutsche Bank he said The Walt Disney Company was considering just that. Of course, Iger wants a subscription service and I think it should be something more akin to Hulu (paid for by advertising)

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas. Last week the papers even ran a story saying that financial auditors may be forced to declare the company ‘not a going concern’. Needless to say, this has Disney (and their fans) a bit worried about their chances of getting GM to renew their sponsorship of the popular Test Track attraction at EPCOT Center (yeah, I’m old school).

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas.

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas. Last week the papers even ran a story saying that financial auditors may be forced to declare the company ‘not a going concern’. Needless to say, this has Disney (and their fans) a bit worried about their chances of getting GM to renew their sponsorship of the popular Test Track attraction at EPCOT Center (yeah, I’m old school).

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas.

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas. Last week the papers even ran a story saying that financial auditors may be forced to declare the company ‘not a going concern’

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