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...This blitz of intriguing, if often contradictory, speculation was interrupted briefly last Thursday by the news that the defendant was taken from his jail cell to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, suffering from swollen lymph nodes in his armpits and episodes of night sweats. Doctors will analyze the nodes for cancer, a disease that runs in the former football star's family. The results are expected early this week...
...then, just as suddenly as this bubbly abberation landed in Cambridge, the spell was broken. "OK" was promoted by a prime-time television commercial blitz. Is this low key? Would Douglas Coupland approve? Doesn't this undercut the whole idea of Generation X Cola...
...Brooklyn Congressman leads winning blitz on assault weapons...
Like the vampires, ghouls, rabid dogs and other monsters that populate his fiction, Stephen King seems practically unstoppable. New novels appear with almost supernatural speed, take a choke hold on the best-seller lists, and are transformed into movies that typically make a quick blitz at the box office before settling into a long, lucrative life on the video shelves. For an impressive array of filmmakers, from Brian De Palma to Rob Reiner, King has made an ideal collaborator: he provides the sprawling, imaginative raw material; they bring the cinematic compression and sometimes (as in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining...
Sixty years after Disney introduced the Mickey Mouse watch, Eisner & Co. has perfected Walt's theory: everything sells everything else. Disney movies bring customers into the stores, where they are exposed to a promotional blitz of products and wall videos that aim to recycle folks back to the parks and theaters. "This summer," says Eisner, "the stores will be geared to our new animated feature, The Lion King. You can also buy tickets for the park there. You can learn about the Disney Channel. It's all woven together." The Greeks had a word for it: $ynergy...