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Disney Targeting Web Kids

Written By
Clint Boulton
Clint Boulton
Sep 2, 1999
1 minute read

Disney.com Thursday announced plans to launch a new kid-friendly online destination.

“The Zeether at Disney.com,” is scheduled to debut this fall as part of Disney’s effort to build out its online presence.

The Zeether will include more games, stories, activities and broadcast
bands, including Radio Disney, Playhouse Disney and Zoog Disney, an on-air
and online block on Disney Channel where Zeether makes its home.

“Disney.com is proud to offer kids a place on the Internet designed
especially for them,” said Ken Goldstein, senior vice president and general
manager of Disney (DIS) Online. “With the Zeether, we have created a unique
entertainment environment just for kids.”

The Zeether will try to win over new users with an expansive advertising
and promotional campaign that includes national broadcast, print and online
ad buys.

Other online happenings at Disney.com will include:

  • Disney’s Club Blast — Disney’s Club Blast members may launch into a
    space-themed world complete with games. activities and stories.
  • Disney’s Millenium Super Site — In October, this site will link to every
    division of Disney celebrating the millenium.
  • Pets & Animals Channel — This channel will feature behind-the scenes exploration of Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park.

Established in 1995, Disney Online is the No. 1 site in kids and family
entertainment. In the past six months, Disney.com has had more than 33 percent growth inreach with kids ages 2-11.

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