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轉載自 Geekzone

The Walt Disney Internet Group and Sprint have announced an agreement
through which Disney will create a national U.S. wireless phone service
specifically designed for families. The service, called Disney Mobile,
will use the Sprint Nationwide PCS Network and is slated to launch next
year.

Disney Mobile plans to offer wireless voice service, exclusive handsets
and a package of features and applications including a range of
entertainment content for the family.

"Disney Mobile will combine Disney's heritage of quality and
unparalleled brand equity in the family market with Sprint's leadership
in wireless voice and data services to create an engaging and
easy-to-use mobile experience," said Steve Wadsworth, president, WDIG.
"This enhanced mobile service offering will ensure Disney's place as a
leader in the family mobile market, one of the fastest growing segments
of the mobile industry. We'll be in investment mode for the next
several years, but expect that over the long run this initiative will
generate solid financial returns for the company."

The new brand is a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), with Disney
being responsible for all aspects of the service, including product
development, distribution, marketing, customer relations, billing and
other business operations.

The newly formed Disney Mobile business is part of Walt Disney Internet
Group and will be led by Senior Vice President and General Manager
George Grobar, who reports to Steve Wadsworth. Grobar is a ten-year
Disney veteran, including recent positions as VP and GM of Disney
Auctions and NASCAR Store Online, and VP with the DisneyStore.com.
Prior to Disney he spent nearly a decade in finance and product
planning in the computer industry.

The WDIG entered the mobile arena in 2000 with the launch of Disney
branded content, including graphics, ring tones, games and utilities,
on NTT DoCoMo in Japan. It will continue to distribute its mobile
content through carriers and distributors globally.