You’ve got to be kidding… From what I hear Iger is nothing more than Eisner’s lackey. I don’t expect to see any significant changes in the running of Disney. I’m sure he’ll continue Eisner’s tradition of firing writers and replacing them with “creative executives” in order to turn out the same sub-par hollywood crap the company has become known for in recent years.

Disney needs another Walt, and Iger’s not it. Even though Roy Disney is returning I doubt he’ll have any significant say in operations and become nothing more than a figurehead to appease the share holders.

Walt Disney was always innovating and pushing the envelope. If he were around, we would be seeing a lot of digital pioneering from Disney.