Bob Iger Quotes (16 Quotes)

Miramax under them had basically become a major studio. We're still in the Miramax business, but it will be reconstructed to look more like what they started.

I think networks are in trouble if they continue to do business the same way. If networks are willing, and this one is, to do business differently, then I don't think we're in trouble at all.

As the business has gotten more competitive, it has also become more challenging.

We are really excited by the intersection between great content and great technology.

Disney's commitment to diversity, including building a best-in-class supplier base, is woven into our core values and prominent in the high quality entertainment we create for millions of people worldwide. We're proud to be recognized by SCMBDC with this honor.

I remain rather sobered by the experience that the music industry had. The bottom line is that they were not in tune with that their customers wanted and what the world was demanding of them. And I think it hurt them significantly.

By combining Disney's powerful content with the quality and equity of the Kellogg's brand, we will bring innovative products to the breakfast tables of families across the globe,

There's a glut of product in the marketplace. It's actually a business that's showing some growth, but it's showing more challenge for the motion-picture side of the business.

It's an unbelievable opportunity for consumers to stay or get connected to their favorite program.

After just three years, it is expected to rake in 3billion of sales this year. We see tremendous potential with Disney Fairies, ... We believe it will become one of the most successful properties.

Our parks are the No. 1 tourist destinations for every continent where we have a presence,

The riskiest thing we can do is just maintain the status quo.

Working together to address piracy we can help to ensure that the same content Verizon is distributing legally under this deal will not be downloaded illegally.

We at Sony believe very strongly in the theatrical window. It is our lifeblood as well as that of theater owners.

This is a particularly interesting time for the Walt Disney Co.. It is interesting because we operate in very dynamic businesses in a world that is changing every day before our eyes. Business is changing at a much faster pace.

When Michael first stepped foot on the Disney lot two decades ago, he inherited a company with four theme parks, and a studio that was last place in the box office and didn't have one show on network television. Thanks to his great leadership and creativity, the Disney of today has grown exponentially, earning us the undisputed reputation for being the world's leader in quality family entertainment, which is why dedicating this remarkable building in Michael's honor is such a fitting tribute to the fantastic contributions he made to the Disney legacy.