+ Follow NEW COKE Tag
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[Title] => The death of the iPod
[Summary] => While many Apple fans were getting goosebumps over the unveiling of the upcoming iWatch (Oh, great: a watch to replace the phone that replaced my watch), a smaller news item seemed to have been buried in the back pages last week: the demise of our beloved iPod.
[DatePublished] => 2014-09-24 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Scott R. Garceau
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[Title] => Youth marketing: The simple rules for selling me sh**
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[Summary] => What could be more pop, and more American, than the image of Coca-Cola, the sugar-and-water beverage that, even after 100 years on the market, is still available practically everywhere in the world? And yet, as Constance Hays’ unauthorized account of the Coca-Cola story makes clear, what lies behind the brown coloring and the fizzle is not always pleasant refreshment.
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