nytimez
Nihilist
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- Apr 15, 2008
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Took you a long time to look that up.
I'll take that as a "thank you."
You're welcome.
Took you a long time to look that up.
I actually like that idea. at least every one would know what to call itI can see it now... Spaceship Earth made into a giant apple
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Took you a long time to look that up.
I'll take that as a "thank you." You're welcome.
When one lives on the moon, one has lots of time of his hands.![]()
When one lives on the moon, one has lots of time of his hands.
You have no idea what goes into maintaining this place.
Oh, a wise guy eh? knuk, knuk, knuk...
There really is no "Disney" anymore. The buyout already took place years ago. It's just another publicly traded company only concerned with this quarters numbers.
In actuality a complete / controlling buyout by someone like Jobs could be very good for us, the consumer ... Those of us who like innovation and quality vs. whatever it is we're getting from Disney these days.
Jobs has the money, we know he is innovative and creative, even in this realm, look at what he did with PIXAR.
Yeah, I'd take Setvie over MBA Bob anyday.![]()
Instead of buying Disney out, apple should partner up with Disney. Apple could help enhance places like epcot and help Disney in the technological department better than Microsoft.
Steve Jobs (technically) already owns Disney - he's the largest shareholder. Besides, I thought that Disney has a market value of about $60 billion, Apple has $54 billion to spend. It would seem more likely and a more appropriate fit for them to buy Sony or EA - companies with tech products. I think that the media is just throwing Disney's name in because of their relationship with Jobs.![]()
Exactly, I could see more of a Disney/Apple partnership than an actual buyout. If a company is not on the market, it is very costly, both revenue and public perception to try a buyout, to both companies involved. Disney is a profitable business and would definitely attempt to block any type of buyout.
There really is no "Disney" anymore. The buyout already took place years ago. It's just another publicly traded company only concerned with this quarters numbers.
In actuality a complete / controlling buyout by someone like Jobs could be very good for us, the consumer ... Those of us who like innovation and quality vs. whatever it is we're getting from Disney these days.
Jobs has the money, we know he is innovative and creative, even in this realm, look at what he did with PIXAR.
Yeah, I'd take Setvie over MBA Bob anyday.![]()