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Conversations with Michael Eisner with Bob Iger
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world_showcase
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Awesome!...However,..i am confused!
I am from the UK and we get CNBC live from the USA. So 8pm Eastern time means that it will air here in the UK at 1am....as we are 5 hours ahead of you guys.
However, just checked the listing now, and it is on at 9pm UK time...which is 4pm easter time...
How does this work? Perhaps we get a very edited version of CNBC in the UK
J.
I am from the UK and we get CNBC live from the USA. So 8pm Eastern time means that it will air here in the UK at 1am....as we are 5 hours ahead of you guys.
However, just checked the listing now, and it is on at 9pm UK time...which is 4pm easter time...
How does this work? Perhaps we get a very edited version of CNBC in the UK
J.
bsandersjr
Active Member
I think it is a re-run.
Yahootv has the airdate from 2000.
Yahootv has the airdate from 2000.
CaptainMichael
Well-Known Member
Sounds good, thanks for the heads up.
Tim G
Well-Known Member
IMO This hasn't got anything to do with WDW let alone WDW Rumors...
And IMO there's already another thread about this... http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=76187
And IMO there's already another thread about this... http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=76187
TP2000
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This interview that airs tonight was taped a week ago. I haven't seen it, but I've read the transcripts, and it sounds like it was a really uncomfortable situation for Mr. Iger.
Eisner was being, shall we say, less than gracious and just a tad bratty (the necktie gag was just tacky). Mr. Iger handled it very, very well though and took the high road. :sohappy:
If anyone was having doubts that Eisner should have stuck around for another few years, watch this interview and I think it will help reinforce the idea that Eisner had overstayed his Disney welcome just a bit.
Eisner was being, shall we say, less than gracious and just a tad bratty (the necktie gag was just tacky). Mr. Iger handled it very, very well though and took the high road. :sohappy:
If anyone was having doubts that Eisner should have stuck around for another few years, watch this interview and I think it will help reinforce the idea that Eisner had overstayed his Disney welcome just a bit.
Tim G
Well-Known Member
And YOU know what you're talking about...TP2000 said:This interview was taped a week ago. I haven't seen it, but I've read the transcripts, and it sounds like it was a really uncomfortable situation for Mr. Iger.
Eisner was being, shall we say, less than gracious and just a tad bratty (the necktie gag was just tacky). Mr. Iger handled it very, very well though and took the high road. :sohappy:
If anyone was having doubts that Eisner should have stuck around for another few years, watch this interview and I think it will help reinforce the idea that Eisner had overstayed his Disney welcome just a bit.
If you would the thread which was meant for this topic you would understand...
Transcripts or no transcript...
Shaman
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TP2000 said:If anyone was having doubts that Eisner should have stuck around for another few years, watch this interview and I think it will help reinforce the idea that Eisner had overstayed his Disney welcome just a bit.
Eisner didn't overstay his welcome (although a case can be made by pointing at his no confidence vote)...he should've just bowed out a bit earlier than he did...probably before 2000....There should be term limits for CEOs...change is good for a company.
No worries, for now, the company is stronger than it has been in some time....even IF Steve Jobs is in the mix.
jedimaster1227
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I watched the interview last night and I was majorly impressed. Eisner was very kind to his successor, Robert Iger. He even gave him his last Mickey Mouse tie! :lol:
I enjoyed watching this, but it puzzles me how Michael Eisner has his own show! It just seems odd for the former CEO of Disney hosting a show on CNBC.
I enjoyed watching this, but it puzzles me how Michael Eisner has his own show! It just seems odd for the former CEO of Disney hosting a show on CNBC.
MickeyTigg
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bsandersjr said:
That's not possible....I watched the show....it's not a rerun from 2000.
MickeyTigg
New Member
jedimaster1227 said:
I thought it was a good interview....very nice.