The Buzz No.3 Music Show
Welcome to the third music and talk show! Yippee! On today's show we feature a new segment taking the Nature Documentary world by storm - David Attombomb. We try and decide who is on first base with the Abbott and Costello comedy sketch. "You can't explain all the feelings that your making me feel" by The Darkside, we discuss our latest fundraiser project, Walk like an Egyptian and delve into the latest Woolworths supermarket ANZAC day campaign.
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Woolworths supermarket ANZAC day campaign:
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| Image: The image that got Australia talking (Courtesy of news.com.au) |
On Saturday April 25th it will mark the ANZAC centenary, 100 years since 1915, we nationally hold dawn services and marches; similar to that of Remembrance Day. In the show we shared this news article that was published this week:
Our Australian major supermarket chain Woolworths “the fresh
food people” is in trouble after publishing The “Fresh in Our
Memories” website — linking Anzac commemorations to the
retailer’s “Fresh Food People” branding tag line — was taken
down overnight amid claims that it was in very poor taste.
Veterans’ Affairs Minister Michael Ronaldson weighed in this
morning, saying Woolies would not have been given permission for the
advertising had it been sought.Woolworths encouraged members of the public to share stories and profile-style pictures of loved ones affected by or lost to war by uploading images to a website that then branded them with Woolworths logo and the phrase “Lest we Forget 1915-2015. Fresh in our memories.”
The site did not sit well with some Australians — with many taking to social media to slam the campaign as tasteless. The hashtags “#FreshInOurMemories” and “#BrandzacDay” are also gaining momentum.
Lest You Forget, Woolworths Has Great Prices
— Bec (@Brocklesnitch) April 14, 2015
Via News.com.au
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| Image: The Fresh Prince is fresher in our memories (Courtesy of news.com.au) |
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