Steve in the Magic Kingdom

Two Predictions:
1. Disney film library (the major ones) begins to show up on ITMS in less than a year. (The quality of ITMS downloads looks marginal at best on a large screen TV so it won't hurt the DVD market for big screens).
2. Steve Jobs will be CEO of Disney within 10 years.

Jon H is spot-on. John Lassater and company aren't exactly known for micromanagement either, but I have a feeling that Disney management will try to micromanage them (and subsequently the whole Pixar team), in the same sort of way that threatened to sever the Disney/Pixar relationship a couple years ago. Disney execs will cite that they in fact own Pixar now and that Pixar should listen to Disney's corporate direction to the "T". However, Jobs will see to it that Pixar get to remain as independent as possible, citing that they haven't needed Disney's corporate direction in the past. He will likely also cite that Disney has been more than happy to capitalize on the success of Pixar's work (e.g. Buzz Lightyear rides, Monsters Inc ride, Finding Nemo attractions, seemingly boundless merchandising n the Disney stores and parks, etc). He will also likely suggest Pixar be involved more in the Imagineering process for such attractions.

Basically, Steve will push for anything that will aid Pixar's autonomy for their projects and influence in Disney creations, and only if/when he feels Pixar is being slighted.

The micromanaging might come in handy through Jobs protecting Pixar from muddleheadedness in the rest of Disney management. He won't get involved with creative decisions or technical decisions, but he could micromanage the interface and relations between Disney Animation and the rest of the corporation, in order to preserve Lasseter's and Catmull's autonomy.