Mirmiax, Touchstone, Buena Vista. All use their own logo (and, by my admittedly spotty recolection, don't use the Disney logo at all, except maybe at the end of the credits).

Most likely, it will be the same as it is now...the 3-D version of the Disney castle logo followed by the Pixar logo.

They explicitly said that maintaining the Pixar brand is very important.

However, the park rides will probably no longer have to say "based on a Walt Disney presentation of the Pixar production ..." somewhere on them.

Part of the Co-Production Agreement between Pixar and Disney required equal billing on all marketing. If Iger is true to his statements about bending over backwards to maintain the distinctness of Pixar it may actually be that you see the Disney logo less often on Pixar stuff.

And no one mentioned that Jobs was joining the Disney Board as a part of the deal? This sounds like a good thing to me.

Lumos will never die!!!

Well, he is now the single largest individual shareholder of Disney stock.

From the LA Times article (linked above):

To give you an idea of how much Disney stock Jobs will own:

He will end up with 138 million shares.

The current largest shareholder (Eisner) has 14 million shares.


But if he wants to make any kind of serious play at controlling Disney I think he is going to have to leave Apple. Think he's willing?

I think Jobs is just happy that his is bigger than Eisner's.

:D

Holy crap! :eek: That's the biggest news, and I hadn't heard it.