WSJ: 'Mickey Mouse has left the metaverse'

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By LoadstarEditorial

30/03/2023

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL reports that Walt Disney “has eliminated its next-generation storytelling and consumer-experiences unit, the small division that was developing metaverse strategies”.

That is part of a broader restructuring that is expected to reduce head count by around 7,000 across the group over the next two months, WSJ added.

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