In the early years of film, women were a major force. Mary Pickford co-founded the first great director-friendly studio, United Artists, which continues today – now headed by Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner (after Paramount kicked them out of their studio deal). Then, somewhere along the line – i.e. during the era of the studio system – they all but disappeared from behind the scenes action. There were still famous women actors, but even they were bound by studio contracts. Since then, we’ve never really recovered.
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
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All it takes is the same person landing on your site twice and viewing ads each time and an advertiser may complain,you get
This of course is just my opinion ( based on four years of extensive experience) and is not meant in anyway disrespectful.
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