Everyone must realize that those who voted No today for Eisner were NOT necessarily voting NO because they wanted him out on the streets. That is the stance of many who did vote, including Roy and Stanely, but not the sole reason for today's unprecedented no confidence for Eisner. In fact, there are quite a few investor firms that voted no for this very thing....that the roles that Eisner held be split. Giving the chairman position to Mitchell though does seem rather spineless, as he really is, as someone said, Eisner's puppet. But, one thing at a time. As I said in another thread, because Disney had absolutely no succession plan in place, we cannot expect Eisner to leave relatively soon. Probably within a year they can get a succession plan together and Eisner can leave more on what will look as being on his own accord. Just be patient everyone....the wheels of change are turning.
