It is clear within the first minutes of an interview with Robert A. Iger that he is going to be a different kind of chief executive for the Walt Disney Company. One contrast between Mr. Eisner and Mr.
Iger is clear: Where Mr. Eisner's remarks were often off the cuff, Mr. Iger is cool and circumspect, a deft politician who deflects potentially uncomfortable questions.
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