The Walt Disney Company, a survivor of animation, film, radio, and television evolution, now finds itself confronting another era of media upheaval: the Internet revolution. In this special report, NEWS.COM tracks this cultural symbol's venture into cyberspace and examines the strategy behind it.
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New domain for kingdom exclusive In expanding the Magic Kingdom online, Disney is planning a major fee-based online service aimed at the family market that could include everything from celebrities hosting online features to a branded form of communication called "D-mail." The service, which will include a range of content plans from $5 to $20 a month, will compete directly with America Online, CompuServe, the Microsoft Network, and others for parents and children online.
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