It was announced today that the former chief of Walt Disney Co., Michael Eisner,
is to have his own CNBC talk show.
Aptly called Conversations with Michael Eisner, the show will feature interviews
with "business, entertainment or political leaders, with a focus on creativity and innovation". CNBC president
Mark Hoffman approached Eisner about having his own show after he saw Eisner fill in for Charlie Rose on PBS in October.
Hm. I guess he did a pretty good job... I'm not quite sure how he'll do as a talk show host because I've never seen him
on TV except during The Wonderful World of Disney and during various news reports. Did anyone see his fill-in spot for
Charlie Rose?I nominate Mickey Mouse for the first interview candidate. Let's start things out nice and awkward.
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1-11-2006 @ 12:29AM
Sy said...
I bet his first guest won't be Steve Jobs.
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