The Halo Effect Phil Rosenzweig, Free Press If you're in business, chances are you've read one: the inspirational tale of business success in a glossy magazine, with a chief executive given the superstar treatment with a cover picture and laudatory praise over several pages inside.
Structure is what I've gotten from my DVDs, programs that roadmap success on a glossy, fold-out calendar.
National Geographic wants its own showcase of glossy, high-definition wildlife cinematography, whose success will be measured in marketing terms: sales of DVDs, books and overseas broadcast rights.
A handful of glossy, expensive hardcover books have emerged as sleeper successes.
Inside the glossy, Hadid talks about going nude, social media and the success of her career thus far, which she credits, in part, to a balance of high-end and mass market work.
Some of these artists are quite talented and responsible for historically important art, but their professional success (as measured by institutional art shows, art glossy media coverage and "blue chip" sales status) far outweighs what has been produced.
"The transformation of Star from a tabloid into a glossy magazine was unprecedented and has proven to be a great success.
Electoral success The business expanded, publishing food guides, style glossies, and magazines about boats and jetskis.
Jamelia is a 19-year-old Brummie, hailed as Britain's R'n'B queen with chart successes Money and Call Me, but it's such glossy US expressions that she aspires to.
Instead, his glossy attempts to be professionally stupid highlight how smart those reality TV successes (such as the Kardashians) actually are.
