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Disney Plans More Short-Form Content, Investment In Original IP
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Disney Plans More Short-Form Content, Investment In Original IP

The Hollywood Reporter·Caitlin Huston·6 months ago
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CEO Josh D’Amaro said the company will continue to invest in existing franchises, as well as work to “take creative risks to build brand new ones."

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Don't attack people for liking franchises that you dislike.

Reddit r/nintendo·u/therealmatthewarts·6 months ago
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This is mostly about Fire Emblem, Xenoblade, and Pikmin. I've seen a lot of people saying that nobody plays these games, and they're barely selling compared to all of the other Nintendo franchises, despite the fact that these franchises have been selling…

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Is there any particular Zelda and/or Pikmin game that could more easily get me used to other styles of games that aren’t as action-focused as Mario, Kirby, Donkey Kong, etc.?

Reddit r/nintendo·u/T-900_Gaming·6 months ago
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Over the 24 years I’ve been into gaming, aside from 1 Zelda title- Ocarina of Time, I’ve never put more than 15 minutes into any single video game outside the Mario, Kirby, Donkey Kong, Metroid, or Smash Bros franchises, and I’ve 100%’d 48 different games…

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Understanding Franchisee Meaning - A How-To Guide for Aspiring Business Owners
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Understanding Franchisee Meaning - A How-To Guide for Aspiring Business Owners

Small Business Trends·James Miller·6 months ago
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Discover the true "franchisee meaning" in this comprehensive how-to guide designed for aspiring business owners. Learn about the roles, responsibilities, and benefits of becoming a franchisee, and take the first step towards your entrepreneurial journey…

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Are Franchises Bad Employers? A Closer Look at Burger Flippers and Other Low-paid Jobs
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Are Franchises Bad Employers? A Closer Look at Burger Flippers and Other Low-paid Jobs

Knowledge at Wharton·@HashtagPLUS·6 months ago
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The idea of "McJobs"-- low-paying positions with little chance of advancement -- bothered the CEO of McDonald's so much that, when Merriam-Webster included the term in its dictionary in 2003, he wrote a public letter of protest. His plea went unheeded.…

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