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The 24 pages that link to The Walt Disney Company, each with the reason it gives.

• Walt DisneyNarrower topic: The company expanded far beyond the animation studio the brothers established.

• George LucasRelated: Disney’s acquisition transferred Lucasfilm and the Star Wars franchise from Lucas’s ownership.

• 20th Century FoxRelated: Disney’s acquisition led to the studio’s 2020 rebranding.

• SonyCompared with: Disney is a media-focused counterpart to Sony’s combination of entertainment and electronics.

• Fox Film CorporationRelated: Disney acquired 21st Century Fox in 2019, bringing the successor studio into its corporate structure.

• NBCUniversalCompared with: Disney is NBCUniversal’s closest large-scale rival across studios, streaming, and theme parks.

• News CorporationCompared with: Disney’s entertainment-centered portfolio contrasts with News Corporation’s mix of publishing and broadcasting.

• PixarNarrower topic: Disney acquired Pixar and distributes its films.

• ComcastCompared with: Disney overlaps with NBCUniversal in entertainment but does not operate a comparable cable-access business.

• Roy O. DisneyNarrower topic: Roy’s early financial and managerial work helped shape the broader enterprise.

• Warner Bros. DiscoveryCompared with: Disney is a major rival with a similarly broad portfolio of entertainment businesses.

• X-Men film seriesRelated: The acquisition brought the X-Men film rights under Disney's control.

• Oswald the Lucky RabbitRelated: Disney’s 2006 reacquisition of Oswald reunited the character with the company that created him.

• Walt Disney StudiosNarrower topic: The film division is one part of this larger corporation.

• 20th Century StudiosRelated: Disney acquired 21st Century Fox's film and television assets in 2019.

• Disney ChannelNarrower topic: Disney Channel is one part of the company’s larger media business.

• Hearst CommunicationsCompared with: Disney is a public conglomerate and owns a majority stake in ESPN, unlike privately held Hearst.

• The Mickey Mouse ClubNarrower topic: The show became one of the company’s early television properties.

• Walt Disney ImagineeringNarrower topic: Imagineering is one organization within this larger company, not the company itself.

• A. A. MilneRelated: Disney adaptations brought the characters to generations who encountered them beyond Milne’s books.

• June ForayNarrower topic: Foray’s Cinderella role connects her voice career to Disney animation.

• Michael EisnerNarrower topic: Eisner’s executive career is best understood within the larger company he led.

• Bob IgerNarrower topic: Iger’s two CEO tenures shaped the company’s acquisitions, organization, and strategic priorities.

• The Devil Wears Prada 2Narrower topic: Its studio division is responsible for the film’s release.