What do the public think about Pepsi's new logo?
30 Oct 2008 | by Vox pop
Pepsi has unveiled a new logo as part of a £700m global brand make-over but what do the public
Most of the males interviewed said they were not keen on tuning in to watch 'The X Factor' for various reasons as it returned for its sixth series on Saturday with 10m tuning in. One man said it had ... not quite match last series' record first show audience of 10.2m. This year's series has a new format ...
Pepsi has unveiled a new logo as part of a £700m global brand make-over but what do the public
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drew an average of 2.2m individual viewers; it began with 2.1m viewers at 20.10pm and ended with 2.3m ...
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