The Business of Disney Explained - The Walt Disney Company Breakdown
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2022
- Ever wonder how Disney grew into a giant money-making machine? In this Disney Company Breakdown, we take you through how Disney works, the company's history, financials, organizational structure and more. Learn the Disney business strategy and business model directly from former Disney executives and employees.
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This is a great breakdown! Definitely deserves more views.
Please do more Business Breakdowns like these! Thanks
Very informative video!! Keep up the good work, thanks.
I didn’t know the quote “content is king” was from Bill Gates. Learned something new!
You forgot video games. I know they are made from third party but where do they fit in all this?
This was an incredibly made video. Kudos 👏
I love this so much!
Could you do Coca-Cola?
Thank you!
Can you please do some for Tesla?
My fav Company is Disney
Mine, too! I love Disney!💖
You target the film cartoon hero's type, as a Disney fan, right? I prefer Gargoyles, the athletes.
To this day, I still think disney didn’t need to buy ABC back in 1996.
rest in peace disney company,studio & parks
😡Hey, watch it! Disney is NOT dead! Far from it! The company, the studio and the parks are NOT dead! The magic is NOT gone, either! It's still thriving in the hearts of those who love Disney, myself included. Also, Nelson Peltz and I are going to revive Disney and change it for the better. No kidding.
Why are you using obsolete data? It is already 2023 and Disney has restructured themselves twice since 2019. This is disappointing.