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Should you change for a man? You may be thinking, hell, no! but to keep your relationship rockin', consider a compromise. Here's how to do it without feeling like a sellout. (Love Lessons).
* Congratulations! You've scored a boyfriend you're totally nutty for, he adores you, and everything's blissful--except for one thing. He's put a thorn in your rosy romance by indicating--either by saying it straight-out or through well-timed sighs or silences--that there's something about you he doesn't dig. Maybe it's that your nights on the town end with you dancing on the bar, or perhaps it's your preference for clothes that drape (rather than cling to) your womanly curves.
You're probably tempted to shout How dare he! But while it goes against girl-power dogma to suggest changing to please your man, making some savvy self-improvements at his request won't ...
- US POWERS GLOBAL CINEMA BOOM : France passes billion euro milestone.(Brief...
- Newspaper article from: Screen Digest May 1, 2002 700+ words
...accounts for 57 per cent of the total market in the listed countries. [GRAPH OMITTED] World: box-office revenue growth change 1999/00 to 2000/01 USA 57.4% Australia 2.9% Japan 11.2% Denmark 0.5% France 6.1% Germany 6.0% Italy 3...
- GERMAN HOMES ACQUIRE MOBILES AND PCs : But VCR penetration is in...
- Newspaper article from: Screen Digest May 1, 2002 700+ words
...confirmed. The proportion of homes with TV sets in Germany has also declined in recent years, albeit very modestly. The real change is in the proportion of homes which have two or more sets, now standing at an all-time high of 37 per cent. The proportion...
- Italy proposes new entertainment laws. (Law & Regulation).
- Newspaper article from: Screen Digest July 1, 2002 700+ words
Italian government has put forward proposal radically to change laws governing film and other entertainment. Film funding agency Fondo di Garanzia would be allowed to contribute more than 50...
- Pop-up ads move to television. (Advertising).(Brief Article)
- Newspaper article from: Screen Digest July 1, 2002 700+ words
...registering diminishing returns from traditional 30-second commercials--increasingly treated by viewers simply as an excuse to change channels. TNT experiment is just one of several initiatives to get round this problem. Other approaches include advertisers...
- TV rights contract scrutiny to intensify. (Law & Regulation).(Brief Article)
- Newspaper article from: Screen Digest June 1, 2002 700+ words
...the way it sells television rights to its games (see Overhaul to Euro TV soccer rights selling under Finance & Business). Changes followed in-depth EC investigation. EC had similar success in changing the way motor racing association FIA markets its...
- Databox.
- Newspaper article from: Screen Digest June 1, 2002 700+ words
...190 0.190 TBS Superstation 0.620 USA Networks 0.520 [Fox] US: advertising spending by media IQ 2002 $bn spending change network cable 2.75 0.4% network television 5.32 9.2% spot TV 4.55 1.9% national magazines 2.65 -2.8% spot...
- Consumer groups slam US cable rates.(Brief Article)
- Newspaper article from: Screen Digest August 1, 2002 700+ words
...s claims, saying the figures were misleading. Association argues that despite introduction of de-regulation in 1996, changes did not come into effect until 1999. Cable rate rises since 1999 stand at a more reasonable 17 per cent. Other platforms...
- Australia rules in favour of `mod-chip'. (Law & Regulation).
- Newspaper article from: Screen Digest August 1, 2002 700+ words
...Ruling may end video game and DVD copy protection in Australia and undermine Hollywood studio's case for banning chips that change region-specific DVD Video players into `all zone' machines. Despite Australian ruling studios may argue precedent set in...