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Rugby World Cup Theme Song a Hit

Published: Thu 6 May 2010 11:08 AM
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Thursday 6 May 2010
Rugby World Cup Theme Song a Hit
Most Kiwis who have heard the campaign song for marketing the Rugby World Cup think it’s a hit, but it’s a definite flop for older people.
UMR Research’s latest New Zealand survey of people aged 18 years and over has found that about three-quarters (71%) of people have heard the song ‘Be Here, Right Now’ by Kiwi rock group The Feelers.
Of those that have heard the song, 64% say they like it, 32% say they don’t like it and 4% are unsure. However, most of those over 60 who have heard it don’t like it (59%).
The song is equally popular among men and women and most popular among those aged 18-44 years with about three-quarters of that age group saying they like it.
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Marketing_Song_For_RWC_2011_May10.pdf

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