Pooh’s Grand Adventure was the first full-length feature since the original film 30 years prior and the first one to be done by Disney TV Animation. Much like the other straight-to video sequels ...

Disney first bought the rights to the Winnie the Pooh characters in the 1960s, and has since been paying twice-yearly royalties to the beneficiaries.

Oh, bother. Disney has pulled the plug on Pooh Friendship Day. The hugely popular Winnipeg summer festival ate up the entire marketing budget for Canada, Disney officials say. Learning that Winnie ...

Winnie, for short." - From Lindsay Mattick's book "Finding Winnie" Between Disney and the English writer, A. A. Milne, the character of Winnie the Pooh has touched millions.

Aspects of Pooh’s appearance like his red shirt remain trademarked by Disney, even if the character itself isn’t. This is due to differences in American law between trademark and copyright.