1. By Drew Harwell, Retrieved on November 9, 2015. The Washington Post
2. 1. Disney and Universal
   1. 90% of the U.S box-office
   2. Top 10 films of the year
      1. Actions 1
      2. Actions 2
      3. Actions 3
   3. Top 12 most visited theme parks
3. 2. Disney
   1. ABC and ESPN
   2. Pixar studio
4. 3. Power of Disney
   1. Culture, news, entertainment
   2. Appeal to memories
   3. Danger of monoculture
      1. "Disneyfied"
5. 4. Disney promotion
   1. "The Force Awakens"
      1. Highest-grossing movie
         1. Action 1
         2. Action 2
         3. Action 3
            1. Action 3a
            2. Action 3b
         4. Assign markers to track progress. Move to "Completed Actions" when done.
   2. "Good Morning America"
      1. New Star Wars merchandise
   3. ESPN "Monday Night Football"
      1. Trailer broadcast during prime time
6. 10. Conclusion
   1. Dominating entertainment world
   2. Do what they want
7. 9. What danger ?
   1. Exposure to children
   2. Stereotypes in movies
   3. Children's self-images
8. 8. Future
   1. "Stars Wars" themed lands
9. 7. Evolution of advertising
   1. Not only trough the toys and merchandising
   2. Trough serious broadcast programs
10. 6. Universal promotion
    1. NBC The Today show
       1. Promote the "Minions"
    2. "Jurassic World"
       1. Second-biggest blockbuster
11. 5. Universal
    1. by Comcast
       1. largest cable company
       2. own NBC