Soooo… Disney is basically destroying the competition at over $80Billion.

It's a nice animation, but I think you missed a great opportunity to have the ring expand and contract according to the total power output. This would let viewers see both relative share of nuclear power and, crucially, the amount of nuclear power actually being produced.

There’s Disney studios, Marvel Studios and 20th Century fox three different studios the company that owns those studios is Walt Disney Company

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All of these “but they own them” people - each of these studios are separate businesses, regardless of ownership. Ownership doesn’t necessarily imply direct oversight from the parent company. It’s simply the corporate vessel.

Does this account for the proportion of population that is X being certain to have positive views about people who are X? Because that's a rather important adjustment to make, before drawing any correlation to general public attitudes!

You may want to just delete the post. I'll give you an A for effort but effort doesn't have an A in it. Not everything needs a visual representation. If this has a comparison maybe it would be cool. It's just an awkward graphic.

All of those with the exception of one or two are garbage. Saaaad

>Murdoch wanted to keep FOX News (it was the part that wasn’t for sale)

“Nobody else is going to own one of my megaphones.”

Yes, but Sony did use to distribute Bond and this list seems to be a historical/all time list

OP just took the info from the-numbers.com, doubt they understand it either

If the feds were to get back into the practice of monopoly busting, the entertainment industry is like, the last thing I'd like them to focus on lol

Any reputable funds live yet? A little nervous to give straight to Turkey after all those “earthquake tax” funds went to Erdrogan and his homies

Columbia has Bond for the picture but it doesn’t even own Bond and only distributed with MGM producing for the most recent four films. So either OP just really liked that picture of Daniel Craig or they’re confused about the difference between distributing and producing.

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Warner Bros. and New Line are both subsidiaries of Warner Bros. Discovery, which is owned by Time Warner. So they are two different production companies albeit under the same umbrella.

Universal is owned by NBC.

Columbia is owned by Sony.

Disney is Disney. But it now owns Marvel Studios an 20th Century (and others like Lucas).

Paramount is CBS/Viacom (they were one then they split then they remerged under CBS).

Both Legendary and Ratpac are their own entities.

Part of the complication is that the chart has to count revenue when the companies were split, and sort of arbitrarily combines or separates pre- and post-acquisition numbers.

I would instead love to see a chart of the umbrella companies: Time Warner, Sony, CBS/Viacom, NBC, and Disney. And I'd love to see their movie/production wings compared to the other parts of their businesses.

Disney, Marvel and 20th Century are the same company and should be added together as one column

But it’s also owned by them now

Wb also owns new line. And legendary has distributed its movies through almost all of the bigger names.

I guess the difference is while Disney and wb own some of the others you don’t see the Disney logo for a marvel movie or for avatar so they can be seen as separate production companies but we know they are owned by one.

Conversely, the chart seems to exclude most of Sony Picture aside from its holdings of Columbia Pictures. It should also incorporate totals from Screen Gems and TriStar Pictures

And would Spider-Man: No Way Home be double counted as Sony and Marvel?

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Yeah disney is at least 3 of the things off this list in terms of stuff that the general public knows they own. That alone is like 105 billion based off this graph.

I believe that color represents loudness, he X axis time and Y frequeny.

To clarify for people not thinking through this comment - disney bought 20th century fox (the movie studio), not Fox News

Don't put batman on Warner Brothers as if ANY of the DC movies contributed to that total... Lol

But the people voting are forced to listen to the song because they have to evaluate it, the public isn’t. People tend to listen to the artists they know and love on repeat. Bonnie Raitt, while a legend, is mainly going to be popular with an older crowd, many of whom probably do not use Spotify or if they do they listen to playlists that they’re children or grandchildren helped them put together, so they may not have even been aware that she put out a new song. And I mean, there’s plenty of beautifully written songs out there that fly under the public’s radar everyday. It just so happens that this time, one of them managed to win a major award despite that.