DAVENPORT, Fla. - s4story -- DisneyBizJournal.com was started by Ray Keating in 2018, and now it's moving to a new home at DisneyBizJournal.substack.com.

In addition, the "Daily Dose of Disney with Ray Keating" podcast will find its new home at DisneyBizJournal.substack.com.

DisneyBizJournal offers news articles, reviews, commentary, analysis and podcasts on the broad Disney entertainment business.

Ray Keating said, "If you're a Disney fan, interested in the Disney business, or both, DisneyBizJournal serves up interesting and enjoyable information and analysis. We cover Disney's business, movies, theme parks, cruise line, streaming services, television networks, history and more. Plus, there are plenty of lessons to be learned from over 100 years of Walt Disney's company for your business, career and life in general."

Each week, paid subscribers to DisneyBizJournal.substack.com get full access to at least 3-5 articles, reviews and commentary pieces, and five "Daily Dose of Disney with Ray Keating" podcast episodes. Plus, they receive Ray Keating's new book, 10 Points from Walt Disney on Entrepreneurship, along with subsequent 10 Points from Walt books. Paid subscribers will receive 2-3 of these exclusive books per year, and can choose between paperbacks or ebooks.

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In addition to DisneyBizJournal, Ray Keating is a nonfiction author, a novelist, a podcaster, a columnist, and an entrepreneur. He has written three Weekly Economist books, 19 Pastor Stephen Grant thrillers and mysteries, two Alliance of Saint Michael historical fiction books, and assorted other nonfiction books. He was a weekly newspaper columnist for Newsday, Long Island Business News, and the New York City Tribune. His work has appeared in many more periodicals, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, New York Post, Los Angeles Daily News, The Boston Globe, Investor's Business Daily, Detroit Free Press, Chicago Tribune, TheHill.com, and Cincinnati Enquirer.