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Apr 16, 2015
Woolworths tries to be a part of culture, Anzacs and Australians fire back
AUSTRALIA - Since launching an Anzac-day campaign on Tuesday, the Australian supermarket giant Woolworths has felt the wrath of the Australian public. The supermarket brand and the Australian agency behind the campaign are doing damage control.
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