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- Albion Monitor: Kathie Lee, Disney, and the Sweatshop Uproar - Controversy about Kathie Lee Gifford's clothing line has thrown harsh light on a TV star accused of profiting from labor at sweatshops. By Norman Solomon.
- Disney Cruise From Hell - The Perez family's negative experience on a 1998 Disney vacation cruise.
- Duckau.com - Weblog for former employees (AKA castmembers) to comment on Disney’s poor management, unethical treatment, poor human resources, violations of privacy, and other atrocities.
- Kimba and the Lion King - Presents evidence to support its position that The Lion King movie is a disguised and modified remake of Tezuka's Kimba, The White Lion.
- The Unauthorized Anti-Disney Page - Contends that the Disney Corporation portrays itself as a warm, family oriented company but in reality is an irresponsible corporate citizen concerned only with profit.
- From Hit to Miss - How Disney shunned the documentary Fahrenheit 9/11 and lost out on its $100 million revenue because it was "too political", then a week later put out an "antidote" film praised by conservatives, only to have it fail miserably. [The Guardian] (July 23, 2004)
- Disney Restates 2001, 2002 Earnings - "Company cites 'non-material human math error' as the reason behind restatement." [CNN Money] (June 28, 2002)
- California Supreme Court Rejects Disney Appeal - A court decides not to hear an appeal by Disney to slap the media giant with stiff penalties for willfully destroying documents it had been ordered to preserve. [American Reporter] (March 2, 2002)
- Pooh Audit May Be Tainted by Conflict of Interest - "A lengthy and expensive accounting in the battle over royalties on Winnie The Pooh revenues may be tainted, according to sources familiar with the case and court records." By Joe Shea. [American Reporter] (February 27, 2002)
- Andersen & Co. Worked on Pooh Case During Shredding at Disney - The firm that oversaw the shredding of Enron Corporation records was hired in the Winnie the Pooh royalties case, in a period when thousands of pages related to the case were destroyed in violation of a court order. [American Reporter] (February 2, 2002)
- Pooh Files, Part 2: "Get Eisner Down Here" - Disney destroyed thousands of pages of records from its Hong Kong manufacturing arm showing how Winnie the Pooh-related products were made, shipped and licensed. [American Reporter] (January 28, 2002)
- The Pooh Files - "The court battle between the Walt Disney Co. and a Beverly Hills family may be now approaching trial after 11 years, with almost all of the proceedings conducted in total secrecy." By Joe Shea. [American Reporter] (January 18, 2002)
- Southern Baptists vote for Disney boycott - Leaders of the Southern Baptists, the nation's largest Protestant denomination, voted Wednesday to boycott Walt Disney Co. and its subsidiaries for what it called the company's "anti-Christian and anti-family direction." [CNN] (June 18, 1997)
- Mickey Mice Unite - Disney's $700 million man, Michael Eisner, puts the squeeze on workers at home while his company pays workers only 6 cents an hour abroad. [Salon] (May 29, 1997)
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