
...oh, all right, you will. Donotlink redirecting to the Fail.
( , Sun 15 Feb 2015, 17:33, Reply)

Of the ten most popular only three are British, and one of those is state funded. It's also a very small sample, I would like to know a breakdown of its demographics. I think it's a bit weird including political parties in a survey of brands. I realise they do brand themselves but they can hardly said to be consumer brands. If the BBC was included, was the NHS and where did it come? If Starbucks and McDonalds are so hated, why are they so successful? This is a meaningless bit of PR for an advertising agency whose job it is to promote brands. I truly cannot believe such a bastion of journalistic excellence such as The Mail would stoop to filling their pages with dross like this.
( , Sun 15 Feb 2015, 17:50, Reply)

Then I realised it says hated, not hateful.
( , Sun 15 Feb 2015, 17:57, Reply)

I do like their cryptic crossword of a lunchtime.
( , Sun 15 Feb 2015, 18:08, Reply)