media have been briefed on Genie but cannot report on it until a time set by DisneyDumb question : what embargo?
media have been briefed on Genie but cannot report on it until a time set by DisneyDumb question : what embargo?
Well they already started because of the mask mandates changeHow much do they want to bury this? It’s not 5pm on a Friday, but…
A typical media rollout strategy is to tell several outlets about something and tell them if they ever want to get invited to hear about your things again, they won’t release the information you provided until a specific time you set. That way no outlet has an advantage in releasing the information, and every outlet can take the time to get their facts straight instead of trying to be first.Dumb question : what embargo?
Is that before or after they unveil the new iPhones?media have been briefed on Genie but cannot report on it until a time set by Disney
Correct…but it’s mostly so the story can be written and sent out at near the exact moment…which is now necessary in an instantaneous, social media worldA typical media rollout strategy is to tell several outlets about something and tell them if they ever want to get invited to hear about your things again, they won’t release the information you provided until a specific time you set. That way no outlet has an advantage in releasing the information, and every outlet can take the time to get their facts straight instead of trying to be first.
That strategy is called an embargo.
That’s the benefit to the company, yes. It’s mutually beneficial or media outlets wouldn’t put up with it.Correct…but it’s mostly so the story can be written and sent out at near the exact moment…which is now necessary in an instantaneous, social media world
That’s really not a change at all…more an acknowledgment of the inconsistency in their large “anyone with a pulse” staff…Well they already started because of the mask mandates change
Seems like overkill to announce the end to the shrimp casserole at Ohana.A typical media rollout strategy is to tell several outlets about something and tell them if they ever want to get invited to hear about your things again, they won’t release the information you provided until a specific time you set. That way no outlet has an advantage in releasing the information, and every outlet can take the time to get their facts straight instead of trying to be first.
That strategy is called an embargo.
I think they want the street to think they’re being “open” with it and it’s yet another Disney sure thing (as I have less than zero doubt they have promised them for days/weeks/months/years)…while not really giving customers time to digest during the business day…knowing it won’t be met well by a large share of them.How much do they want to bury this? It’s not 5pm on a Friday, but…
It is going to be as complicated as it sounds (Genie)?media have been briefed on Genie but cannot report on it until a time set by Disney
Any idea if this will be an announcement only for WDW? Or could this be for Disneyland also?
Do we know that they will be announcing everything in one shot? For example, if the Genie app is still in development, could they announce Lightning Lane and Standby Pass today and then Genie at a later time?
Pretty sure it's all one big system so I'd expect everything.Do we know that they will be announcing everything in one shot? For example, if the Genie app is still in development, could they announce Lightning Lane and Standby Pass today and then Genie at a later time?
It will be some "feel" good news to hopefully prevent folks from canceling trips for the next few months- like candlelight processional hosted by all the local schools that do not have a mask requirement.Do we know that they will be announcing everything in one shot? For example, if the Genie app is still in development, could they announce Lightning Lane and Standby Pass today and then Genie at a later time?
I know that’s fake because it should be a ®, not a ©And here it is:
Walt Disney World Introduces Genie©The Walt Disney Resort is proud to announce the arrival of Genie©. In genre, it can be best described as at the center of a three way venn diagram between levitating bedroom balladry, unkempt psychadelic grunge, and uptempo pop-rock, although perhaps more instrumental to its apps success than the production is the lyrics and themes. It computes with honesty, specificity, and humor, conveying the abstract pangs of angst and heartbreak as a vivid image of the rebellion and sadness of youth.
Would be kind of disappointing not to get at least a ballpark date or pricing.I expect we'll see more screencaps of Genie (the app), and Genie+ (the FP replacement) details, possibly with pricing. (I'm told that some media got ballpark price estimates and others did not.) I don't think we'll hear about a specific date for Genie, but maybe Genie+.
Once again the company refuses to acknowledge its founder. Everyone knows Walt preferred his psychadelic grunge VERY kempt.And here it is:
Walt Disney World Introduces Genie©The Walt Disney Resort is proud to announce the arrival of Genie©. In genre, it can be best described as at the center of a three way venn diagram between levitating bedroom balladry, unkempt psychadelic grunge, and uptempo pop-rock, although perhaps more instrumental to its apps success than the production is the lyrics and themes. It computes with honesty, specificity, and humor, conveying the abstract pangs of angst and heartbreak as a vivid image of the rebellion and sadness of youth.
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