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The `true' Pinocchio: Italy bringing original back to life
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Will the real Pinocchio please stand up?
A battle of sorts has broken out over the likeness of the fabled
wooden character, pitting Italian scholars against Walt Disney Co.
Italian author Carlo Collodi in 1881 published his fable about a
puppet who comes to life. Nearly 60 years later, Disney brought its
animated feature to the big screen. Collodi's book may have been
translated into more than 300 languages, but most people still think
of Pinocchio as Disney's creation.
Enter ...
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The Animated Man: A Life of Walt Disney
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MAGIC TOUCH Walt Disney's vision of family amusement remains golden a half century later
Chicago Sun-Times
; LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Fifty years ago today, Walt Disney opened the gates of Disneyland in a former Southern California orange grove and forever changed the way Americans would think of family vacations. Just as another Chicago native, Ray Kroc, revolutionized the way Americans eat when he
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Walt Disney to add ESPN and ABC content to iTunes
Internet Business News
; Internet Business News 01-04-2006 Content from The Walt Disney ... Channel, ABC Entertainment, ABC Family, ABC News, Buena Vista Television, SOAPnet and Touchstone ... free ad-supported video podcasts from ABC News, such as daily pieces from 'Good Morning ...
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Walt Disney was a success
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Walt Disney was a success, and now you can quote him, too By PATRICIA WARD BIEDERMAN Los Angeles Times Sunday, September 9, 2001 Say it's Mickey Mouse, say it's goofy, but 35 years after Walt Disney's death, he is having a successful career as a guru. Disney's bon mots are not as widely known as
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