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Lesson #3: Make Sure You Are Not Missing the Market
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| Johnson opened up his first movie theatre in the Los Angeles inner-city area of Baldwin Hills. It was an area notorious for being home to the Bloods and Crips gangs, and everybody around him kept telling Johnson he was crazy. |
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Workplace Ladder Fuel
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| Maybe you received the email offering cash in exchange for testing the Microsoft/AOL email tracking system. Or you heard that theaters were using subliminal advertising to increase sales of popcorn and soft drinks. Maybe it was the "buy one, get one free" Porsche promotion that caught your attention, or the warning that reusing plastic water bottles is unhealthy since components breakdown and are ingested.
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Everything You Need to Know About the Social Network Movie
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| The Social Network, a film about the creation of Facebook, is set to hit theaters on October 1, 2010. The highly anticipated movie is based on the nonfiction book, The Accidental Billionaires and concentrates on the life of Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg. |
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Lessons from \'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo\'
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| The best-selling book "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" and its sequels were made into films in Sweden in 2009. Now, the U.S. movie version of the first book, starring Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara, opens in theaters this December. |
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“Bully” and the MPAA PR Dilemma
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| “Bully” opened in a limited release on Friday, leaving theaters to decide whether they should let underage teens in or not. Harvey Weinstein chose to release the film without a rating after loudly and repeatedly objecting to a controversial decision by the Motion Picture Association of America to give the film an R, which means anyone 17 and under needs an adult with them to get in.
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“Bully” and the MPAA Public Relations Dilemma
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| “Bully” opened in a limited release on Friday, leaving theaters to decide whether they should let underage teens in or not. Harvey Weinstein chose to release the film without a rating after loudly and repeatedly objecting to a controversial decision by the Motion Picture Association of America to give the film an R, which means anyone 17 and under needs an adult with them to get in.
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