The Disney Channel owes much of its success to its new stable of young stars and the successful writers that produce such kid-savvy programming. You’ll find many of the Disney Stars featured at DisneyChannelStars.info. Although not associated with the Disney Empire, DisneyChannelStars.info was created in the best traditions of Disney.
DisneyChannelStars will take you to visit a site dedicated to Miley Cyrus, star of the Disney hit, “Hanna Montana”, which follows the adventures of Hanna Montana, a teenager who leads another life as a Pop Star. Kids just love this stuff.
You’ll also find a site for Zac Efron, star of the Disney movie turned series, “High School Musical”. Zac stars with Vanessa Anne Hudgens, and Ashley Tisdale in a wonderful comedy about their auditions for the High School Musical.
And all these Disney marketing machine parts have the Disney brand, known, loved & followed by billions around the world.
So Mr. Jobs, put your pride & greed aside and consider what you would really be giving up if you left Disney. If you need more ammunition for your stockholders note the following:
Even the mighty Steven Spielberg, David Geffen & former Disney chief Jeffery Katzenberg have not been able to beat the Disney machine. This despite the fact that Steven Spielberg is perhaps one of the greatest creative talents to ever walk the face of the earth and has a genuine Midas touch with films. Even with this superior talent, the SKG combo has not been able to beat the Disney machine.
And let’s not forget the tanking of the Antz and Chicken Run movies, their spectacular casts notwithstanding (Mel Gibson, Jennifer Lopez, Sharon Stone, Danny Glover). Plus their merchandising (area of great and essential profits) performed even worse.
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