There was some new
stuff, notably a revamped Disney.com home page, which is being positioned as more of a Web portal for all things Disney. Many of the new features are variations on old themes, like mashups and social
networking, according to PaidContent.org, which witnessed the presentation. Mashups cannot include content owned by other companies. The site launches officially this quarter and will offer different
levels of access as well as parental control.
The last new revelation is a massively multiplayer "Pirates of the Caribbean" game a la World of Warcraft--but it will be free. Iger promised this would come out sometime this spring and that other virtual worlds ("Narnia," "Cars") are on the way.