Disney Mobile has already shuttered the doors to its US-based MVNO operations, but that doesn't mean the Disney-branded network operator isn't going to give it its all in Japan. With network time leased from Japan's Softbank, Disney Mobile is looking for a more successful Japanese-run this time around. As such, Disney Mobile has announced its second [...]

With over 40% of U.S. tweens having mobile phones, it is important for all parts of the Disney empire to get mobile. Radio Disney is the latest in line which just recently joined forces with Disney's mobile content arm mDisney to launch a mobile site, allowing its listeners to receive "fast delivery of Radio Disney [...]

Roughly a month ago, we saw Disney Mobile shutting its MVNO operations in the U.S. and we thought the popular cartoon and film maker finally figured out — it’s the content it should make its money from. But no, they’ve decided to give it another shot only this time in Japan. Somehow, I’m having a problem envisioning Japanese kids running around with their Disney-branded handsets, although you never know… Anyway, Disney has “reached a basic agreement” with Softbank Mobile to use their network in a hope to eventually reach one million subscribers by sweetening the deal with free “animated film downloads.” In addition, the two companies are teaming up to “develop handsets and consign its output to other companies.” Way to go Disney… NO! Again, stick to content - that’s what you do best! [Via: Engadget Mobile ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Disney goes mobile - no it's not the MVNODisney Mobile adds Samsung DM-S110, DM-S105 to its offeringDisney Mobile to introduce new servicesDisney Mobile shutting downDisney Mobile may be looking to quit the MVNO-game, surprise surprise