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As part of our Innovation 1-on-1 series, we chat with Chris Heatherly, vice president of technology and innovation for consumer products at Walt Disney Co.

Posted by Tim Leberecht

Ubuntu's desktop experience gets panned by Walt Mossberg. Who cares?

Posted by Matt Asay

Verizon Wireless will begin offering a application to help people plan and manage their vacations to Walt Disney Parks and Resorts starting early next year.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Mix Central sells only kid-friendly songs and videos, assures concerned parents that only adults have purchasing power.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

The entertainment giant is providing hearing-impaired visitors the use of wireless devices to follow some of the action in its theme parks.

Posted by Ben Charny

Disney, now embroiled in a board-room squabble and takeover fight, was once considered a technology leader but it has been a straggler in the digital era.

Posted by CNET Staff

Walt Disney takes another big step into cyberspace with the relaunch of family.com, an online guide about family life.

Posted by Jeff Pelline

The Walt Disney Company replaces Buena Vista Internet Group chairman Jake Winebaum with another executive, Steve Wadsworth.

Posted by Jim Hu

Walt Disney says its Blast Online service for children is available to Macintosh users in beta form.

Posted by Sandeep Junnarkar and Jim Hu

The Walt Disney Company exercises its option to buy technology investor Paul Allen's remaining interest in Starwave.

Posted by Jeff Pelline and Dawn Kawamoto