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i applied online. the process took 5 + months. i interviewed at star publications (petaling jaya (malaysia) ) in january 2015 .
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urltoken is a philippine news, sports, lifestyle and entertainment portal for the filipino global community. it is the digital arm of the star group of publications, a leading publisher of newspapers and magazines in the philippines .
as the digital companion to the star newspaper, the star online is part of a portfolio that offers content through print, the star epaper and a mobile app .
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star media sells 51% stake in leaderonomics for rm5. 65 mil - moneyking
star wars episode i: the phantom menace was released in 1999; not 1997 as previously reported .
dennis griffiths (ed .), the encyclopaedia of the british press: 1422 - 1992, macmillan, 1992. hamilton fyfe, t. p. o' connor, george allen & unwin ltd, 1934. david hubback, no ordinary press baron, weidenfeld & nicholson, 1985. ewan butler & edward martell, the murder of the news chronicle and star, christopher johnson, 1960. george glenton & william pattinson, the last chronicle of bouverie street, george allen & unwin ltd, 1963. anon (ed .), the story of the star, 1888 - 1938: fifty years of progress and achievement, the star publications department, 1938 .
star summits presents the complete three levels of english language learning for hong kong senior secondary students and provides comprehensive ...
an index to the fiction published in homepage | serials | short stories | history of the star | f. w. thomas
star wars becomes an amusement park attraction, debuting in disneyland and now operating in disneyland paris after its close in america in 2010 .
nevertheless, the fiercely competitive evening newspaper market in london proved too much for some titles. by the early years of the twentieth century, a number of rival papers were struggling to survive. one by one they folded until london was left with three surviving evening papers: the star, the evening news and the evening standard. although managing to outlast the likes of the pall mall gazette and the evening post, in may of 1912 the star fell under the ownership of the cadbury newspaper empire. at this point the sister paper to the star, the national daily the morning leader, which like the star was owned and published by the star newspaper company in stonecutter street, merged with george cadbury' s newspaper the daily news. the amalgamation of the two titles resulted in the daily news and leader, which became the new companion newspaper to the star. on july 1, 1912, the headquarters of the star were moved from their old premises in stonecutter street and relocated to nearby bouverie street, where they shared offices with the daily news and leader. from this point the star was published by the daily news ltd, a company which belonged to the cadbury family. three years later, in may of 1915, the star absorbed the short - lived echo and london evening chronicle. over the ensuing four months the newly merged paper bore the full title the star and echo, until the following august when it was once again known simply as the star .
to cite a rare inside - page feature he was responsible for). cole launched his own company, star comics, and made blue bolt the star of his own title again. but the renewed glory was short - lived. in 1951, taking advantage of the genre epitomized by
as the first weekly star wars tv series, the animated kids' show runs to this day on cartoon network, maintaining viewership from younger audiences .
in the late 1930s the star continued to compete successfully with its two rivals in the london evening newspaper market. certainly in a political sense readers of the star saw it as a welcome alternative to the generally right - of - centre evening news and evening standard. in the months building up to the outbreak of war in september 1939, the star made clear its opposition to the rise of nazism in germany. while other papers openly sympathised with hitler and took great pains to appreciate and defend his point of view, the star stood largely alone in condemning the actions of the third reich. this editorial policy, while acknowledged as fully just today, was atypical of british newspapers at the time. indeed, as early as 1933, hitler had banned the star from sale in germany because of the paper' s criticism of the nazi regime. as ever, the star, along with the news chronicle, was not afraid to stand by its convictions .
star must goes back to
honest
reporting to maintain and sustain its readership. revenue is dropping and i am doubtful it can sustain the dividends like before .
from its modest beginnings in august 2000 as the online edition of the philippine star, urltoken has grown into one of the country' s biggest digital news organizations .
force friday
( september 4, 2015) marked the midnight unveiling of new star wars: the force awakens toys to the public at retailer locations like target, the disney store, toys' r us, etc. according to npd, every $ 1 of $ 11 spent that weekend went toward a star wars toy .
the star science series promotes an inquiry - based approach to learning science in pupils from a young age. features in the textbooks such as try it! ...
in its earliest iterations, star wars was a marketing machine. the movie was co - promoted with burger king through commercials and merchandising (namely glasses, which are now
despite such differences of opinion between the star and its rival the evening news, it is beyond dispute that the circulation of the star increased dramatically in the final years of the nineteenth century. with the paper going from strength to strength, a special edition of the star was issued on january 17, 1898, to mark the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the newspaper. entitled
after ten years ,
the commemorative issue included several excellent line drawings, numerous articles and messages of congratulation from newspaper editors around the world. these were golden days in the newspaper' s history, and with the beginning of a new century, the star continued to flourish under the editorship of ernest parke .
james douglas' two years in control came to an end in march of 1920 when he left to become editor of the sunday express. at this point long - serving star journalist wilson pope assumed the role. two months later on may 6, 1920, the star published its 10, 000th issue. a commemorative edition was published to mark the occasion, with special contributions from founder t. p. o' connor and henry massingham. presently the star went on to enlarge in size, expanding to 16 pages in 1922, and increasing to twenty - four pages by the end of 1928. circulation figures published during the 1920s certainly testify to the continued growth and popularity of the star .
such changes aside, the years following the acquisition of the star by the cadbury empire saw it continue to grow in size (with the exception of during the great war when paper shortages limited the size of all newspapers) and popularity, with the estimable ernest parke remaining as editor. happily for the many loyal readers the star had attained over the years, there was little disruption resultant from the takeover. fortunately the new owners were strong supporters of the liberal party, so that the editorial bias of the star went largely unchanged. a sense of continuity was assured, and this factor played a major part in the enduring popularity of the star, with the paper continuing to plead for peace and social reform .
the first issue of the star appeared on the streets of london on january 17, 1888. a four - page broadsheet that was published six - days - a - week, it was priced like other evening newspapers at one halfpenny. the founder and very first editor of the star was thomas power o' connor (1848 - 1929), an irish nationalist m. p. and journalist who was born in athlone and educated at queen' s college in galway. on the front page of the opening issue of the star was o' connor' s declaration of editorial policy, promising that the star would champion the cause of the underprivileged and highlight the needs of working class families. to quote from o' connor' s editorial of the first issue :
the rich, the privileged, the prosperous need no guardian or advocate; the poor, the weak, the beaten require the work and word of every humane man and woman to stand between them and the world .
published by the star newspaper company from its original offices in stonecutter street near ludgate circus in e. c. 4, the star provided many londoners with a voice not provided by certain other evening newspapers, often taking a controversial stand against government policies of the day. very much a radical newspaper, typically the star would strongly oppose military action (the star was vehement in its opposition to the boer war) and would represent the plight of workers in any trade union disputes. a liberal newspaper from its inception, the star remained so for its entire lifespan, fighting for social justice and a better life for the poor .
while offering its own multimedia journalism, urltoken also houses content from the philippine star, one of the leading english broadsheets in the country; pilipino star ngayon, a tabloid - style newspaper published in filipino; freeman, cebu oldest english - language newspaper; banat, a tabloid published in cebuano; and people asia magazine, which profiles personalities in the philippines and the region .
the star had to contend with stiff competion though. in the early years the star competed against a number of other evening newspapers in london, among which were the pall mall gazette, the globe, the evening mail and the evening post. the evening news in particular proved to be a worthy adversary. indeed, in june 1895 an argument flared up between the editors of the star and evening news with both papers challenging the other' s circulation figures. the evening news felt the need to point out that a newspaper' s circulation was not the same as its actual net sale, while also challenging the basic accuracy of the star' s circulation figures. the star meanwhile firmily stood by its own claims and refuted the allegations of its rival, remarking that their own circulation figures had been independently verified. after a few more tit - for - tat exchanges, bored readers were no doubt pleased when both papers thankfully fell silent on the subject !
at this time the star was marking a major anniversary in its history. the star began celebrating its fiftieth year of publication with a special jubilee article on january 17, 1938. the anniversary article included contributions from several former writers for the newspaper. these included reminiscences from george bernard shaw, a. a. milne, h. g. wells, a. g. gardiner and lord hewart of bury. the star' s jubilee celebrations culminated with a banquet held at the savoy hotel on january 21. the meal was attended by all manner of notable personages among whom were members of parliament, twenty - two metropolitan mayors and various fleet street editors. also in attendance were representatives from the worlds of art and literature, religious leaders, bankers, civil servants and industrialists. the year 1938 proved to be a landmark year for the star, with even lord rothermere, who owned the rival newspaper the evening news, remarking that
the star has retained in an extraordinary degree the vivacity and enterprise of its early issues .
the fiftieth anniversary of the star was truly a cause for celebration, and it is clear that the paper was loved and respected by many .
since its launch on june 23, 1995, as malaysia' s first news website, the star online has always striven to provide readers with up to date breaking news, compelling content and insightful opinions .
originally titled
revenge of the jedi ,
the final installment to the classic star wars series in which ewoks made their debut, grossed the inflation - adjusted equivalent of $ 784, 455, 500 .
it was never released to video due to a dismal reception at its time, but today, its obscurity translates to a rare star wars collectible. the full two hours of the special are now on youtube .
however, older generations still remember the star with fondness and many recall it as one of the last of the great liberal newspapers. although the history of the star has now become the stuff of legend, with the early years of its existence at best a dusty memory, i hope the small overview i' ve written above stands as an affectionate testimony that this great evening newspaper entertained and informed londoners for 72 glorious years .
despite strict paper restrictions affecting the size and potential circulation of all newspapers in the u. k. , the star achieved its greatest ever sales in the late 1940s. the average daily net sale from july to december 1947 stood at 1, 079, 848 copies. the largest ever single day' s sale of the star was attained on november 20, 1947, when on the occasion of the marriage between princess elizabeth and prince philip, the paper sold 1, 414, 660 copies. remarkably, these figures merely reflect the highest amount of newspapers which could be produced in the period; the demand for the star among londoners is said to have far exceeded this. indeed the circulation of the star, in the immediate post - war period, certainly exceeded that of the evening standard, and was second only to that of associated newspapers' mighty evening news .
during the second world war and the subsequent years of rationing, the star, like other newspapers, was limited in page - length due to paper restrictions. as was the case in the first war, space limitations resulted in the disappearance of many regular features in the star. despite all this, the star sold well during these austere periods. indeed, the paper still found room to entertain as well as inform within the limits of its four pages, and the likes of the regular short story feature (solely provided for most of the war years by the estimable f. w. thomas) would no doubt have provided light relief for many londoners. overseeing all this was arthur leslie cranfield, who succeeded cruickshank as editor of the star in 1941. cranfield' s reign saw a number of changes to the newspaper. the most important was undoubtably the conversion from broadsheet back to the former tabloid size in february 1941. a few months after the conversion in size took place, the star settled to an average size of eight (tabloid) pages. despite the appearance of the odd twelve page edition, it was to remain this size for most of the 1940s and into the early 1950s .
it was a sensible enough scheme based on what was known at the time: ole roemer had measured the speed of light the century before, so michell had a ballpark figure with which to work. he also understood the concept of “escape velocity, ” and that this critical speed would be determined by the mass and size of the star. specifically, michell pondered what would happen if a star were so massive, and its gravity so strong, that the escape velocity was equivalent to the speed of light. he concluded :
but it was a paper michell wrote in november 1783 to cavendish–later published in the royal society’s journal–that proved the most prescient. his intent was not to “invent” exotic objects, but to discover a useful method to determine the mass of a star. michell adhered to isaac newton’s corpuscular theory of light, and since light was made of particles, he reasoned that when they were emitted by a star, that star’s gravitational pull would reduce their speed, producing an observable shift in the starlight. he thought he could measure how much the speed of light was reduced by passing it through a prism; it ought to be deflected differently because of the reduced energy. he could conceivably compare the refracted images of different stars to determine the difference in their surface gravity, and from that, calculate their respective masses .
during world war one, rationing and paper costs meant that by 1916 the star was by necessity only four pages long. the war also meant that the star, like other newspapers, was under the control of government censorship. another consequence of the war years was the need to increase the price of the newspaper in 1918 from one halfpenny to one penny. although this was considered a war - time measure, rising costs meant that the price remained the same in the years after the war. indeed, on a wider scale the era of halfpenny newspapers had come to an end. the final year of the war proved to be a transitional period for the newspaper. it saw the resignation of ernest parke, who had served as editor of the star since 1891. his natural successor was james douglas (1867 - 1940), who had worked as assistant editor to parke for many years. another major change to the newspaper was the conversion to tabloid size on december 27, 1917. initially intended as an experiment in form, the new smaller size was popular with commuters, thus the paper became a tabloid on a permanent basis. this meant the star was now made up of eight smaller pages instead of the former four broadsheet - sized pages. by the early 1920s the star had increased to twelve pages. it continued to grow in size over the following two decades .
from october 18, 1960 the name of the star lived on in a very limited sense as part of the full title of the paper which absorbed it. for eight years the masthead of harmsworth' s evening paper bore the title the evening news and star, until 1968 when the paper' s name became just the evening news once again. the evening news and evening standard battled it out over the next twelve years, until the evening news itself ceased publication when it was merged with the evening standard in october 1980. the new paper, now under control of associated newsapers, continues to this day and is the sole remaining evening newspaper covering the whole of london .
great article! star wars marketing does an amazing job of connecting anybody and any place to their gigantic galaxy. an special triangle bit of marketing that speaks to that is the may the fourth be with you promotion with the durham bulls. it' s the only game i attend every year and the jerseys the players wear are the perfect touch. urltoken
learn from any media companies such as astro. look at their hq. its so vibrant and modern. so inspiring. even maxis revamped their environment to cater to the younger workforce. the star office environment is so outdated. very old fashioned and not attractive to gen y. give basic training or induction for new staffs. hr must buck up! media companies must be fun and vibrant not dull and dry .
lucas sold toy merchandising rights to a company called kenner, then owned by general mills. in 1977, the demand for kenner’s toys was so high, the company actually issued ious to waiting customers that included complimentary membership into the star wars fan club. kenner soon expanded the collection to include more characters, including those from the infamous cantina scene. by the end of 1978, kenner had sold more than 40 million action figures .
in the realm of physics, he conceived and designed the experimental apparatus later used by cavendish to measure the force of gravity between masses in the laboratory to obtain the first accurate value for the gravitational constant (“g”). and he was the first to apply statistical methods to astronomy. he studied how stars were distributed in the night sky and argued that there were far more “pairs” or groups or stars than would happen with random alignments. his analysis provided the first evidence for binary stars and star clusters .
boring environment, as a media company the star head office seems like a very dull corporate environment. very traditional concept, office is quite rundown and old. people are not friendly. very tough for newbies to blend in with current seniors. some senior news editors are arrogant. lots of politics and backstabbing. quite normal for media company though. not recommended for fresh grads to start here. i' ve seen editors taking advantage of young writers. no proper training and seniors are very bossy. plus basic pay for fresh grads with degree is quite low compared to other media companies .
in a visual sense issues of the star during pope' s reign in the 1920s were a far cry from the heady days of the paper' s early years. the use of photographs had increased dramatically, with the inclusion of many more feature articles developed along with the expansion of the sports, entertainment and fashion columns. the paper' s long held traditions of news reporting and political commentary were still very much in evidence however. wilson pope' s ten years as editor were an evident success, with circulation figures as ever on the increase and the overall quality of the newspaper improving all the time .
from the beginning o' connor was ably assisted by his right - hand man, assistant editor henry w. massingham (1860 - 1924), a talented journalist who succeeded o' connor as editor in 1890. his tenure as editor ended the following year however, when ernest parke took over the role, remaining in the position until 1918. the early success of the newspaper was also down to a team of gifted and illustrious writers who contributed to the star on a regular basis. among these were george bernard shaw, james douglas, thomas marlowe, h. n. brailsford, william clarke and ernest belford bax. o' connor himself went on to found and edit the sun in 1893. an author of several books, he served in parliament for several decades until his death in 1929 .
as the 1940s opened, comic books were probably the biggest growth area in the american publishing industry. it wasn' t just pulp magazine publishers, such as
also launched a comic book line, novelty press, in 1940. novelty' s early releases were packaged for them by funnies, inc. , one of several studios producing ready - to - print features for start - up publishers. but the hero they chose for the lead position in their second anthology title had been done by joe simon ,
the character, blue bolt, was deemed strong enough to warrant naming the comic book after him .
debuted with a cover date of june, 1940, with the very first simon & kirby character the most prominent thing in it .
first, he was struck by lightning during practice. then he staggered into an airplane and flew off to get help, and got struck by lightning again. the plane crashed so hard, he wound up underground. fortunately, a scientist named bertoff had located his lab there, and revived the young athlete by treating him with that most up - to - date of medical miracles, radium. back then, instead of causing cancerous lesions, pure, health - giving radiation was capable of bestowing super powers. or maybe it was the lightning .
bertoff also supplied fred with his superhero suit and a handy lightning gun. then he turned the newly named blue bolt loose on the local super villain, the green sorceress, whose subterranean army occupied the hero' s attention for almost a year. after defeating them, he looked in on the surface via bertoff' s handy telescreen, and saw that world war ii had started. so he did his patriotic duty and went topside to duke it out with nazis, despite the fact that the u. s. was still months away from entering the war. in vol. 2 no. 7, which was dated the same month as pearl harbor, a female version of him, lois blake, ventured underground to get powered up, and became his sidekick. but by that time he was no longer the cover feature — he' d been supplanted there by
simon and kirby stayed with blue bolt less than a dozen issues. their successors included (among others) dan barry (
or as the non - comics - reading world knows him, mike hammer). as superheroes fell out of favor with the comics - reading public, blue bolt metamorphosed into a plainclothes hero, with neither costume nor super powers .
in 1949, novelty press, responding to growing criticism of comic book violence, got out of the business and sold its assets (characters and reprintable artwork) to cover artist superstar l. b. cole (
after a couple of issues, all the series were ousted in favor of turning the insides to grisly horror as well, and blue bolt was gone for good .
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if you know how to rub shoulders with the top management, you will be happy here. be a yes man and you go far even though you are no talents. just carry their
balls
and polish their backside .
no one teaches you what to do. you have to figure out yourself. thrown with work and the lady bosses will disappear and back with nicely blown hairdo and shopping bags. no one dare to question the lady bosses high salary 5 figure but no work
should implement clock in at every dept even if you are at the very top. lately lots of boo boo and all because of the attitude of the top management as they depended on lower rank to do their job. please look into hr there' s a disease there. legacy issues that will never change .
management does not value good workers, preferring to reward those who can' t do the job, just because they are good apple polishers .
value your good staff. get to the real reasons why good staff leave. do not promote people who can' t do the job .
i' ve been in the company for 5 years. one sided view of moving government propaganda to public. a little bit better now as they went through bad times when public boycotted them but in the end it' s still a company owned by mca which reports back to barisan nasional. lotsa flexibility as people here don' t really take work seriously. screw up things and it' s fine as they will repeat the same problem over and over again proven with track record .
as long you have the correct strings attached you can sail far even if you' re just an empty vessel. it' s fine as long you talk the talk the bosses wants to hear and never go against it even if it' s wrong. with time on your side, you' d slowly move up .
this is a business which eventually needs to sun set and yet the management is not taking steps to garner other streams of income. there is steps taken to move to digital which hires much more useless top management which brings along their own people and going round circles again and again. i think they sure do enjoy merry go round rides especially those board members. nokia did nothing wrong and yet they failed tremendously while this company did everything wrong and waiting for things to change better. the world is changing fast and competition is strong. you don' t have to do anything wrong (which this case you' re doing everything wrong), as long as your competitors catch the wave and do it right, you lose out and fail .
it is who you know in the upper management and not what your talent is. best play
dumb
and you go far
a good place for retirement but no growth as opportunities are rare. literally you can get away with murder for most senior management staff. abuses are so rampantly seen .
please take care of the lower rank staff. they are the ones to be rewarded. senior editorial staff are enjoying all perks & benefits but the juniors work their butts out! these bosses think and behave that the company belongs to them as no one watches them. they are the
dead
wood causing the company to slide .
friendly people and good facilities. having the company' s name on your cv will boost up your chances moving to a better place later
full with dinosaurs (old retired and not qualified people) refusing to leave. management likes to give the impression to keep up with trend and innovation ways of business but having a hard time to maintain the projects which most of the department / section will close down after 1 - 2 years of operations .
good benefits such as medical and allowances. given opportunities to write on any relevant interest. stable company .
the company values career development, they will allow to go off all sort of trainings. they certainly practise work life balance. you really do to leave work on time it' s what they practiced for the last 4 decades .
too much work life balance could be a bad thing. the company vision is there, the mission is there, the values is also there, but no action plan being executed. you know the saying, walking the talk? well, they don' t. they really don' t enforce at all. there' s this two halves that never seems to coincide one another; the print and the digital platform don' t ever get to see eye to eye. the current ceo understands the importance of digital and print needs to be as one, but never drive it hard !
ceo, please get your hr in order; and think strategically, hr is the backbone to support the business. identified talents within and / or hire some. people who left were or are talents. you failed time and time again to recognises all those late joiners are in fact top talents that has made millions of dollars which your top management has neglected .
given freedom to generate meaningful stories based on human interest topics and current issues .
management refused to recruit more employees yet create more workload for the existing ones. unequal job distribution .
cherish the hard and smart workers, and weed out those who do not perform and spend hours sucking up to their bosses .
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applied for the post back in august 2014 and was called for interview in january 2015. first interview lasted about 1 1 / 2 hours and was interviewed by hr executive, head of department and manager .
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we think of black holes as a 20th century invention, dating back to 1916, when albert einstein first published his theory of general relativity and fellow physicist karl schwarzschild used those equations to envision a spherical section of spacetime so badly warped around a concentrated mass that it is invisible to the outside world. but the true “father” of the black hole concept was a humble 18th century english rector named john michell–a man so far ahead of his scientific contemporaries that his ideas languished in obscurity, until they were re - invented more than a century later .
born in 1724, michell attended cambridge university and wound up teaching there for a time, before becoming rector of thornhill, near the town of leeds. he is described somewhat unflatteringly in contemporary accounts as “a little short man, of black complexion, and fat, ” who was nonetheless “esteemed a very ingenious man, and an excellent philosopher. ” for a small - town rector, he had some pretty impressive scientific connections: benjamin franklin, joseph priestley, and henry cavendish all visited him at some point in his career .
michell’s research interests spanned several areas of science. he started out looking into magnetism, demonstrating that the magnetic force exerted by each pole of a magnet decreases with the square of the distance. after a major lisbon earthquake in 1755, he proposed that earthquakes propagate as waves through solid earth, thereby helping establish the field of seismology. he won election to the royal society for that insight .
“if the semi - diameter of a sphere of the same density as the sun in the proportion of five hundred to one, and by supposing light to be attracted by the same force in proportion to its [ mass ] with other bodies, all light emitted from such a body would be made to return towards it, by its own proper gravity. ”
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instead of harnessing merchandising power and pre - existing fan bases, movies existed on their own creative merit, looking strictly to the box office to make the big bucks .
), lucasfilm (and now its parent company, disney) has been leveraging the popularity of the story to sell everything from burgers to vacations .
. the saga’s brand consistently finds a place in the top five licensed toy brands each year, according to npd group. today, companies like campbell’s and covergirl are harnessing
with over $ 260 million in ticket sales, making it the most successful film in history at the time. it was re - released over the next 20 years, adding $ 220 million to its overall total ticket sales. to this day, it is second only to gone with the wind in a list of the
figures. the company uses direct mail marketing to promote the toys leading up to the movie’s release. experts say this marks the
“well, when i was writing i had had visions of r2 - d2 mugs and little windup robots, but i thought that would be the end of it. ”
the ewok adventures, now known as caravan of courage: an ewok adventure, was released on november 25, 1984. the tv movie' s popularity with younger audiences led to emmy nominations and a sequel in 1985 (ewok adventures: the battle for endor) .
with the promise of a new generation of films, made in the dawn of cgi technology .
while this second installment of prequels received generally better reviews, it did not outperform any of its predecessors at the box office. introduction of the clones in this film paved the way to the creation of the succesful animated tv - series the clone wars .
. as the bridge between the prequels and sequels, there was great anticipation for this film .
. this vw 60 - second spot leaked before its intended release as a super bowl ad (in which it was only allowed 30 seconds). experts say that its success changed the normal one - time strategy of super bowl ads at the time. now, brands spend months developing and marketing a super bowl - bound advertisement, leaking teasers or even releasing the entirety of the commercial online far before the game .
at that time, disney announced that three new films were in the works—a sequel trilogy—the first of which would be released in 2015 .
most recognized as darth vader’s theme song. within the first 24 hours of its launch, the commercial garnered 1. 6 million views on youtube .
s, the seventh of the series, opens in theaters december 18. early ticket sales for the film have
and verizon. according to ad age, at least $ 66 million has been shelled out for promotional tv time and those numbers are still rising .
movies will be released in 2017 and 2019, all part of the sequel trilogy .
the lucas museum of narrative art is slated to open in 2018 on chicago’s lakefront museum campus .
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just a couple of fact checks: the phantom menace was released in 1999, not 1997. in 1997, lucas released
special editions
of the original trilogy that added new cgi shots and images to the existing films .
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star publications , inc. was a golden age american comic book publisher , operating during the years 1949 – 1954 . founded by artist/editor l.b. cole and lawyer gerhard kramer , star specialized in horror comics , crime , and romance comics — but also published funny animal stories . star was originally based in new york city before relocating to buffalo , new york . notable creators who contributed to star publications titles included nina albright , tex blaisdell , frank frazetta , milt hammer , alvin hollingsworth , joe kubert , pat masulli , and wally wood . co-owner cole contributed many of his distinctive cover illustrations . bruno premiani worked as an editor at the company . 
star publications, inc. was a golden age american comic book publisher, operating during the years 1949 – 1954. founded by artist/editor l.b. cole and lawyer gerhard kramer, star specialized in horror comics, crime, and romance comics — but also published funny animal stories. star was originally based in new york city before relocating to buffalo, new york. notable creators who contributed to star publications titles included nina albright, tex blaisdell, frank frazetta, milt hammer, alvin hollingsworth, joe kubert, pat masulli, and wally wood. co-owner cole contributed many of his distinctive cover illustrations. bruno premiani worked as an editor at the company.
star publications, inc. was a golden age american comic book publisher, operating during the years 1949 – 1954. founded by artist/editor l.b. cole and lawyer gerhard kramer, star specialized in horror comics, crime, and romance comics — but also published funny animal stories. star was originally based in new york city before relocating to buffalo, new york. notable creators who contributed to star publications titles included nina albright, tex blaisdell, frank frazetta, milt hammer, alvin hollingsworth, joe kubert, pat masulli, and wally wood. co-owner cole contributed many of his distinctive cover illustrations. bruno premiani worked as an editor at the company.