Showing posts with label Kenversations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kenversations. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 07, 2007

Ken's Latest Column Now Online

The moment you've been waiting for is finally here!

The latest edition of Kenversations(TM) was posted today at http://www.LaughingPlace.com.

In this column, Ken laments the closure of the Disney Gallery by sharing his Disney Gallery memories from the past 20 years.

Check out the column and tell Ken what you think by using the feedback form at the end of the column. You can also talk about the column with others by following the link at the end of the column to the discussion boards.

Remember - Ken also contributes to The Disney Blog at http://www.TheDisneyBlog.com

Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Ken's Latest Column Posted (In Full)

Ken's latest Kenversations(TM) column is now posted in full on LaughingPlace.com. The third and final part, about recent changes and trends in the theme park industry, went up today.

Part one is here - It is about major changes within the Disney Company in the last few years, and in the feature film industry, and animation.

Part two is here - It is about major changes over the last few years in cinemas, home viewing of feature films, DVDs, cable television, telecom, broadcast television networks, radio, and record companies.

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Second Part of Latest Kenversations(TM) Now Online

The second of three parts to Ken's latest Kenversation(TM) column is up at LaughingPlace.com. The first part is here.

In this part of the column, Ken talks about the big recent changes and trends in cinema, home viewing of feature films, DVDs, cable television, telecom, broadcast television networks, radio, and record companies.

Monday, February 12, 2007

Ken's Latest Column Now Online

The first part of the latest edition of Kenversations(TM) was posted today at http://www.LaughingPlace.com.

In this three-part column, Ken examines the big changes both inside Disney and around Disney over the last few years - in media, entertainment, communications, and theme parks.

Check out the column and tell Ken what you think by using the feedback form at the end of the column. Talk about the column with others by following the link at the end of the column to the discussion boards. Then, spread the word. Don't forget to check back for the second and third parts!

(Cross-posted just about everywhere.)