Reel Money

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As moviegoers seem to be abandoning movies to stay home and watch cable television, movie makers are trying to discover new techniques which will bring people back to the movies. One method involves film speeds which are double the normal film speed. This allows viewers to see, more realistically, what is occuring on screen, almost like a 3-D movie. This technique got positive responses when shown, and more investors are expected to get involved. Another new technique is called Reactivision, and involves viewer participation. In the movie, which is a comic adventure, viewers are given a choice about which way the story line should proceed, and their verbal response, which registers on the film, is then shown. Both of these techniques are still in the beginning stages, yet may offer future hope for the movie industry.

Motion picture industry, Movie industry

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Many grocery shoppers go to the store, and are frustrated to find that they have left their coupons at home. But Frederick Good has an invention which may solve this problem. His machine is called a coupon counter, and a shopper can get up to a dozen coupons per week by inserting a personalized magnetic card. Good, a former marketing executive thinks that the convenience of his product will attract customers. This, will in turn attract advertisers, who now see over nineyy-five percent of their distributed coupons going to waste.

Food industry

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