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The Accidental Genius of the Disney Vault

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In 1944, Disney accidentally created one of the greatest business strategies in entertainment history: they re-released Snow White in theaters seven years after its debut. Because home video didn't exist, an entirely new generation of kids experienced the film for the first time, birthing the "Disney Vault." Disney still relies on this 6-8-year cadence today (more in the form of sequels than re-releases today) to keep their core IP culturally dominant without over-saturating the market.

ESPN Funded the Disney You Love

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How Big Was Frozen?

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Why Steve Jobs Bought Pixar

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How Pixar Actually Makes a Movie

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Disney: The Renaissance and the Empire (Audio)

In 1984, the Walt Disney Company was worth more dead than alive. Disney Animation — the heart of Walt's famous flywheel — had stagnated for years, bleeding away talent while corporate raiders circled,

Walt Disney's Unfinished Sci-Fi City: The REAL EPCOT

EPCOT wasn't supposed to be just another theme park. Walt Disney's original, wild vision was for a 50-acre, climate-controlled sci-fi city where people actually lived. He spent his entire life escalat