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Well, not really, but if he did what specifically do the occupants of the various cars expect to see change about Disney, especially shorterm? The stock is in the toilet (again), the movie business is up & down, the theme parks have to operate from now on under the spector of terrorist activity & ABC really, really needs help.
Just what hope do you folks hope to gain by an abrupt Eisner departure (one where he isn't choosing his successor)? Will the new guy, whoever he is, not have to satisfy the stockholders via wal st.? Will the new guy not be responsible for turning ABC around? Will the new guy not have to make the film sector viable again? With all of this it seems that any hope of returning past glory to the parks will be put on hold for what may seem like forever.
Sure a new creative boss will may allow individual thought process an decision making at a much lower level than Eisner but what if it still comes out Dino-Rama? Who knows how many people in this position or capable of this position in the 21st Century will really care if they ever create POC again?
OK. I'm not being a smart-aleck and am not intending to boost Eisner's stock, I just would like to hear your perspectives on what could logically be expected from a CEO change particularily as it relates to the Parks...
As to the thread title...Landbaron, did I get you again?
Just what hope do you folks hope to gain by an abrupt Eisner departure (one where he isn't choosing his successor)? Will the new guy, whoever he is, not have to satisfy the stockholders via wal st.? Will the new guy not be responsible for turning ABC around? Will the new guy not have to make the film sector viable again? With all of this it seems that any hope of returning past glory to the parks will be put on hold for what may seem like forever.
Sure a new creative boss will may allow individual thought process an decision making at a much lower level than Eisner but what if it still comes out Dino-Rama? Who knows how many people in this position or capable of this position in the 21st Century will really care if they ever create POC again?
OK. I'm not being a smart-aleck and am not intending to boost Eisner's stock, I just would like to hear your perspectives on what could logically be expected from a CEO change particularily as it relates to the Parks...
As to the thread title...Landbaron, did I get you again?