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...princess was saying that she loved being abroad more than being in Britain. Diana has been called the lonely princess. But one must stop to wonder at the discrepancy between her popular image and the fact that all her life she could never seem to keep close friends or loyal servants--evidence against the model of humanity and care that princesses ought to have...
...founded BET in 1980 with $15,000 in borrowed money, convinced he could mine gold from ore that others had found less rich. Marketers have known forever that black consumers have a ton of money at their disposal--$425 billion annually--and are quality conscious and extremely brand loyal. Johnson not only created a brand, BET (Black Entertainment Television), but in TV he also found an ideal way to reach the target audience...
These gigantic chains are characterized by the uniformity of their units. Loyal patrons appreciate the familiarity of the similar layouts and decor that welcome them in every venue...
...none of this is to say the future of Public Eye is gloomy. As a genre, the newsmagazine has done very well over the past few years (Dateline NBC now airs four times a week), drawing a large and loyal viewership, mostly women in their 50s and older. And Gumbel is quick to remind naysayers that 20/20 used to air opposite Dallas. J.R. is long gone, and Hugh Downs is still here. Are you listening, Drew Carey...
This is what bassist Stu Cole has to say about the recent popular success of Squirrel Nut Zippers, a seven-member swing jazz outfit that has rapidly gained a loyal cult following throughout North America. The group's roots sprouted in 1993 when Jim "Jimbo" Mathus and Katherine Whalen formed a communal studio for disenchanted musicians in upstate New York. Their creative hideaway attracted an unusual array of artists that included a biomedical engineer, political worker, scientific repairman and professional gardener, all of whom were dissatisfied with the paths their lives had taken. This unlikely array of people soon discovered...