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Team Rodent : How Disney Devours the World
"Disney is so good at being good that it manifests an evil; so uniformly efficient and courteous, so dependably clean and conscientious, so unfailingly entertaining that it's unreal, and therefore is an agent of pure wickedness. . . . Disney isn't in the business of exploiting Nature so much as striving to improve upon it, constantly fine-tuning God's work." --from TEAM RODENT TEAM RODENT How Disney Devours America "Revulsion is good. Revulsion is healthy. Each of us has limits, unarticulated boundaries of...
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Paperback, Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the World
The author takes a critical view of the Disney corporate giant, tracing its destructive impact on the environment and culture of America and the world. Author: Carl Hiaasen Publisher: Ballantine Books Paperback, 83 pages ISBN: 9780345422804
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Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the World
In 1996 the Walt Disney Company reported $18.7 billion in revenues, a thunderous 54 percent jump from the previous fiscal year. By 1997 Disney's revenues had surpassed $20 billion. This torrent of money comes from films, television, home video and stage plays, radio and TV stations, theme parks on three continents, computer software, toys and merchandise, sports teams and hotels, real estate holdings, shopping centers and retail stores, housing developments and even a cruise line. Today Disney touches...
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Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the World
While on an anniversary cruise off the Florida coast, Chaz Perrone throws his wife, Joey, overboard in the middle of the night. Although Joey is an heiress, Chaz does not commit this act to inherit her money. Indeed, due to a failed first marriage, Joey has never told Chaz, her husband of two years, just how much she is worth. As she is a champion swimmer, Joey survives the drowning attempt and is rescued by Mick Stranahan. Mick and Joey concoct a hilarious scheme to punish Chaz.
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Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the World (Unabridged)
Disney is so good, it's bad. So argues Carl Hiaasen, an award-winning investigative reporter and columnist with the Miami Herald , whose dream is to be banned forever from Disney World. In Team Rodent , Hiaasen provides an unflinching look at the mega-empire and says its attempts to alter "God's work" are a manifestation of "pure wickedness." This program is part of a new series called The Library of Contemporary Thought, giving top opinion makers a forum to explore the most provocative, fascinating...
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Team Rodent : How Disney Devours the World
"Disney is so good at being good that it manifests an evil; so uniformly efficient and courteous, so dependably clean and conscientious, so unfailingly entertaining that it's unreal, and therefore is an agent of pure wickedness. . . . Disney isn't in the business of exploiting Nature so much as striving to improve upon it, constantly fine-tuning God's work." --from TEAM RODENT TEAM RODENT How Disney Devours America "Revulsion is good. Revulsion is healthy. Each of us has limits, unarticulated boundaries of...
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Paperback, Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the World
The author takes a critical view of the Disney corporate giant, tracing its destructive impact on the environment and culture of America and the world. Author: Carl Hiaasen Publisher: Ballantine Books Paperback, 83 pages ISBN: 9780345422804
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Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the World
In 1996 the Walt Disney Company reported $18.7 billion in revenues, a thunderous 54 percent jump from the previous fiscal year. By 1997 Disney's revenues had surpassed $20 billion. This torrent of money comes from films, television, home video and stage plays, radio and TV stations, theme parks on three continents, computer software, toys and merchandise, sports teams and hotels, real estate holdings, shopping centers and retail stores, housing developments and even a cruise line. Today Disney touches...
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