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To: Eric L who wrote (16577)11/15/2001 12:15:43 AM
From: JohnG  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 34857
 
Disney dumps NOK on health issues

Disney to Stop Licensing Characters for Phones, NY Post Says

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Burbank, California, Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Walt Disney Co. said it will stop licensing Mickey and Minnie Mouse
faceplates on Nokia Oyj cellular phones because of a lack of information about health risks, the New York Post
reported.

Disney disclosed its decision Wednesday after ABC's ``Prime Time'' asked the company -- which owns the ABC
television network -- about scientists' concerns over marketing of cell phones to children, the Post said.

Studies have attempted to link cell-phone use to health problems such as headaches and brain tumors. A U.K.
scientific commission said in May that there is insufficient evidence to establish a risk, adding that in the meantime
children should be discouraged from using cell phones, the paper said.

Disney, based in Burbank, California, will halt licensing of its characters for cell phones ``until there is reliable scientific
evidence establishing the absence of any such link,'' spokesman John Singh said, according the Post.

(New York Post 11/25 21)



To: Eric L who wrote (16577)11/15/2001 1:27:59 AM
From: Caxton Rhodes  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 34857
 
Eric- You obviously don't have a frigging clue do you? I thought you knew what is what but evidently you don't. Sprint is timing launches, don't you get it? The tech is there and tested. Sprint has coices up the cuzzoo. If they need and want 307 and DO, they basically need to turn it on.

Caxton