Lucozade: - Soft drink manufactured and marketed by Japanese company Suntory. - Originally called Glucozade - Created in 1927 by a Newcastle pharmacist William Walker Hunter - Sold as an energy drink for the sick - slogan was 'Lucozade aids recovery' - Rebranded in 1978 as a 'pick me up' and a sports drink in 1983 - One of there Lucozade campaign was £4million The 1950's and 1960's saw Lucozade begin a heavyweight nation advertising support. 1950's Advert 1960's Advert 1970's - Decreasing role for Lucozade since the general population began to grow healthier and ill less frequently. - Sales dropped and an attempted brand repositioning wasn't a success. 1982's - Significant and successful repositioning occurred. - 'Aids recovery' removed from bottle to 'replaces lost energy' - Provided energetic, busy and successful people with energ...
Pocket: Pocket is a useful social bookmarking service for storing and sharing web bookmarks which you can revisit at any time. It allows any user to save an article or webpage for you to read, even offline. It also allows the user to add tags to articles and for an easier read adjust text settings. If the user doesn't want to read the article, Pocket allows the user to listen to any article which they can do on the go for ease of convenience. Furthermore this app Is available over multiple platforms like android and IOS. I found pocket incredibly simple and easy to use. I can easily add any websites and articles that I wish to read later and even better I can favourite or highlight key things from said article. Looking deeper into the website, not only can I revisit articles at any given moment I can discover collections of articles from ‘todays essential reads’ and other wide varieties of topics so I can use it like any other news app with an added extra of being able to save ar...
The Week - A weekly news magazine with editors in the UK and the US - First British publication = started in 1995 - First American publication = started in 2001 - First Australian publication = 2008/2012 They founded The Week Junior in 2015 which is a current affairs magazine aimed at children aged 8-14 years old. - Founded by Jolyon Connell (United Kingdom edition) - Dennis Publishing founded by Felix Dennis - Australian edition ended 2012: 199th final edition published : sold 28,000 copies a week : readership of 83,000 Content: - The magazine provides perspectives on the weeks current events and other importan...
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