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With Mr. Eisner's election, the board expands to 13 members.
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Stay tuned as Part Three covers the back-breaking efforts by the writer, CK to sell the script; the eventual purchase by Michael Eisner's company; its production and growth into a major global Internet video product.
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So I walk a tightrope when discussing Jason Eisner's Hobo with a Shotgun.
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The home-page "doodle" -- as the company calls each of them -- features Eisner's iconic character The Spirit, as well as the Bronx tenement buildings that the pioneering cartoonist rendered so elegantly in his ever-influential '70s graphic novel "A Contract With God and Other Tenement Stories."
WILL EISNER'S GOOGLE LOGO: Doodle marks 'The Spirit' creator's 94th birthday
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Eisner's masked Central City criminologist The Spirit -- aka Denny Colt -- debuted in American newspapers in 1940 and ran for 12 years as part of "the Spirit Section."
WILL EISNER'S GOOGLE LOGO: Doodle marks 'The Spirit' creator's 94th birthday
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Mr. Eisner's dual role as CEO and chairman was an issue in the fight, because his critics felt it represented too much power for any one executive.
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After becoming CEO, Mr. Iger moved to defuse tensions that had flared during Mr. Eisner's tenure, particularly with Pixar Animation, while keeping an eye on the company's need to grow.
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A few of Mr. Eisner's original characters live on, including Connie Rodd, who morphed from pinup to professional as more women entered the armed forces.
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Stay tuned as Parts Two and Three cover he Booth at the End's initial concept, writer, purchase by Michael Eisner's company, production and its growth into a major global Internet video product.
Bill Robinson: New Media: Take A Seat In the Booth at the End
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Eisner, who has been painted as "grasping, self-centered, manipulative, and ultimately self-destructive" in an Amazon. com review of James B. Stewart's book about Eisner's reign atop the Magic Kingdom, Disney War, became known for his epic feuds with Dreamworks founder Jeffrey Katzenberg and uber-Hollywood agent Michael Ovitz.
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