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The Benefit of a Boot Out the Door
Jeffrey Katzenberg says that bouncing back from his Disney departure has been one of many valuable lessons.

A Darker Mickey Mouse
To the Editor:.

After Mickey’s Makeover, Less Mr. Nice Guy
For years, the Disney character was squeaky clean. His makeover will start with the release of a video game in which he can be cantankerous and cunning.

China Approves Disney Theme Park in Shanghai
A resort, one of the largest-ever foreign investments in China, would cover 1,000 acres and cost $3.5 billion.

The Marketing of Videos for Babies
To the Editor:.

Studios’ Quest for Life After DVDs
Hollywood used to keep quiet about digital video, for fear of angering DVD retailers like Wal-Mart. The silence is over, and the innovations are rolling out.

No Einstein in Your Crib? Get a Refund
The Walt Disney Company is offering refunds for its “Baby Einstein” videos, a tacit admission that they did not increase intellect.

Disney’s Retail Plan Is a Theme Park in Its Stores
The Walt Disney Company, with the help of Steve Jobs, intends to alter its approach to the shopping mall.

Disney Selects Successful TV Executive to Turn Around Its Struggling Movie Studio
Rich Ross, president of Disney Channels Worldwide, will have many challenges at the troubled Walt Disney Studios.

Masters of Animation, Old and Old School
Disney has gone back to the beginning with a superb Blu-ray rendition of the studio’s first feature, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (1937).

At Miramax, Deep Cuts in Staff and Filmmaking
Once a leader in a thriving independent film scene, the company’s work force will fall to about 20 from 500 a decade ago.

Exploring the Man Behind the Animation
The Walt Disney Family Museum is far from being an air-brushed portrait.

‘Winnie-The-Pooh’ Suit Is Dismissed
A longstanding lawsuit involving royalties for the characters of Winnie-the-Pooh and his lovable, lucrative friends from the Hundred Acre Wood was dismissed in federal district court in Los Angeles.

Disney Tries to Pull the Storybook Ritual Onto the Web
The company’s publishing unit said the service would be subscription-based, for $79.95 a year.

Lester Glassner, Pop Culture Collector, Is Dead at 70
Mr. Glassner, whose collection had at its center five-and-dime treasures from the 1940s, wrote “Dime-Store Days,” a documentation of his eclectic holdings.

The Benefit of a Boot Out the Door (at The New York Times)

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Dollar, Jobs Worries Linger in Coming Week (at TheStreet.com)

[$$] Wall Street Reform (at Barrons.com)
Preview A look forward to those events scheduled for next week.

Hollywood's ingenuity on line for the holidays (at MarketWatch)
With few sequels and remakes on tap, industry is rolling the dice on ingenuity in hopes creativity will bring in the holiday dollars.

[video] In the Money Now (at CNBC)

Week Ahead: Stocks Search for Catalyst in Quiet Week (at CNBC)

Cramer: Earnings, IPOs Dominate Next Week's Game Plan (at CNBC)

Stocks post modest gains as job losses slow (AP)
Investors undaunted by a surprisingly weak jobs report found enough positive news to nudge stocks higher Friday. News that the nation's unemployment rate rose above 10 percent last month for the first time in 26 years didn't derail the stock market's strong gains in the week, which lifted major indexes more than 3 percent.

Disney's 'Carol' Tests Widest 3-D Release Ever (at CNBC)

U.S. Markets Gain 3% for the Week Despite 10.2% Unemployment (at CNBC)

DJIA Holds 10K With GE's Help (at The Wall Street Journal Online)

Dairy Queen Attracts Fans With Cheap Thrills (at Forbes.com)

Coinstar Tumbles Post Q3; Redbox Launches The 3-Studio Work Around (at Barrons.com)

A&E: Reality show about Jacksons premieres Dec. 13 (AP)
A reality show miniseries about the Jackson family will premiere Dec. 13 on A&E, the network says. Back-to-back hour episodes will air that night at 9 p.m. EST.

Business events scheduled for the coming week (AP)
NEW YORK -- Deadline for submitting a revised agreement in the battle over Google Inc.'s effort to get digital rights to millions of out-of-print books.

What's Next For Google? Trillion-Dollar Company Or Toast? (TechTicker)
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These Poker Stories Are No Bluff (at CNBC)

7 Reasons to Worry About Next Week (at Motley Fool)

AOL names CEO of online retailer to its board (AP)
AOL, the Internet service provider owned by Time Warner Inc., on Friday named Gilt Groupe CEO Susan Lyn0e to its board. Lyne and nine other directors will join the AOL board on Oct. 26 after AOL separates from its parent.

Christmas Comes Early For Disney
The Mouse House's new version of ''A Christmas Carol'' should top the weekend box office.

China To Greet Obama With Shanghai Disney
No more Mickey-Mousing around: China is set to announce a Disney theme park in Shanghai.

Vivendi's Idle Threat
Chief Executive Jean-Bernard Levy's public support of a potential NBC Universal IPO is a negotiating tactic, not an option.

Why Redbox Terrifies Hollywood
President Mitch Lowe says the industry should see his dollar-a-disc DVD rental company as friend, not foe.

Vampire Mania
What's really behind the current vampire craze?

Networks Put The Squeeze On Cable
Cable stations get paid through advertising and subscriber fees. Why should broadcasters only rely on ads?

Firefly Mobile's Metamorphosis
Maker of kids' phones plans to expand into phones for the elderly and people with chronic health conditions.

Paramount's 'Paranormal' Play
The studio hopes it has a ''Blair Witch''-style hit on its hands.

Mergers, The Mouse And McDonald's
Panelists look at mergers and reveal tips from their own portfolios.

Real Estate: Retaining Your Talent
Barbara Corcoran on why keeping your agents happy will go a long way.

Verizon Consolidates Landline Business
After hours: Disney names new movie studios Chairman; NutriSystem shares soar.

Disney's Ross Graduates To Studio Chief
The "High School Musical" impresario has shown impressive marketing skills, but can he create hit movies?

Transcript: Todd Harrison
Todd Harrison is founder and chief executive officer of Minyanville.

Making Your Mark
Real estate entrepreneur Barbara Corcoran on how to stand out from the crowd.

Team Todd, Hollywood's Sister Act
Sisters Jennifer and Suzanne Todd are the producers behind the wildly successful ''Austin Powers'' movies. Now they're about to hit it really big.

3-D's Not-So-Breakout Year
No, it wasn't a bust, but thanks to too few screens, it was hardly the predicted boom, either.

Disney's Choice
Will the next head of the film division be the man behind ''High School Musical'' or Pixar's Lasseter?

London's Value Proposition
Mayor Boris Johnson on deals to boost international sales and tourism.

Talking TV With 'Cougar Town' Producer Bill Lawrence
The man behind two network shows discusses his plans to bring the funny back to ABC.

In Pictures: The 15 Best-Paid Celebrities
We talked to managers, agents and other Hollywood insiders to come up with estimates on earnings between June 2008 and June 2009.

Open Mike: M&A Activity
Why the wave of deals will be a big part of the economic recovery.

'Gamer' Plays Late
Labor Day weekend makes for a slow box office.

Sawyer Takes The Anchor Desk At ABC
''Good Morning America'' host Diane Sawyer will take over ''World News Tonight'' in January.

Icahn Sells Yahoo! Shares
After hours: Investors yawn over Carl Icahn's reduced Yahoo! stake; YRC shares surge.

Don't Buy The Acquirers
Big deals on Monday, as Disney buys Marvel and Baker Hughes gets BJ Services. Good for them, but neither acquirer is a good buy right now.

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Final Glance: Media companies
NEW YORK (AP) - Shares of some top media companies were mixed at the close of trading: 2009 11 06 17:55

A&E: Reality show about Jacksons premieres Dec. 13
NEW YORK (AP) - A reality show miniseries about the Jackson family will premiere Dec. 13 on A&E, the network says. Back-to-back hour episodes will air that night at 9 p.m. EST. 2009 11 06 15:18

Business events scheduled for the coming week
(AP) - NEW YORK — Deadline for submitting a revised agreement in the battle over Google Inc.'s effort to get digital rights to millions of out-of-print books. 2009 11 06 14:46

AOL names CEO of online retailer to its board
NEW YORK (AP) - AOL, the Internet service provider owned by Time Warner Inc., on Friday named Gilt Groupe CEO Susan Lyn0e to its board. 2009 11 06 11:12

Christmas Comes Early For Disney
The Mouse House's new version of ''A Christmas Carol'' should top the weekend box office. 2009 11 05 18:42

Disney to rebrand sports complex as ESPN in Feb
2009 11 05 14:16