Disney's acquisition of Pixar made Steve Jobs the largest shareholder of Disney as Pixar's shareholders would receive 2.3 Disney shares for every Pixar share they owned. Commenting on the deal, Jobs had said, "Disney and Pixar can now collaborate without the barriers that come from two different companies with two different sets of shareholders. Now, everyone can focus on what is most important, creating innovative stories, characters and films that delight millions of people around the world."Analysts also felt that the deal with Disney would also benefit Apple a great deal. Apple could now exert its influence at Disney, one of the largest media and entertainment corporations in the world, to bring more content for iTunes, Apple's digital music and video download service.For Disney, this was indeed a sign of changed times. The world famous studio, set up by Walt Disney andhis brother Roy O. Disney, will now be under the creative control of Pixar's creative heads Ed Catmull andJohn Lasseter. The Walt Disney studios was a pioneer in animation movie making and responsible for world famous cartoon characters like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto, and Snow White.