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Was it at 18, when you were first welcomed into a bar or at age 35 when sophistication and a relaxed dinner with friends sounded more appealing than the city’s hotspots? Maybe you grew up in old country with only two options for a beverage to accompany a meal: Water or wine? My dad at 10-years-old was asking for ‘grape juice’ at lunch before running off back to school. Lucky guy hey? Wine appreciation obviously varies; however, it may be safe to say that the majority of wine drinkers are among the older crowd. “The battle is on, everyone is being aggressive,” said Danny Brager, an alcoholic-beverages expert for Nielsen, when discussing wine advertising targeted at youth with The LA Times.
WineCollective has noticed this connection before. If you’re out and about, you may notice wine’s popularity with younger crowds. The Wine Institute lists issues and policies when advertising wine. “It’s fun socializing and getting tipsy. Shattering Records, We Downloaded Over 1 Billion Mobile Apps Last Week. During the week between Christmas and New Year's Day, users downloaded more than 1 billion apps for the first time ever in a week-long period.
Across iOS and Android, over 1.2 billion apps were downloaded, according to a new report by Flurry Analytics. That was a 60% increase over early December. The holiday season typically sees a surge in mobile application downloads, especially once Christmas Day arrives and countless consumers all over the world unwrap their new Android devices, iPhones, iPads and iPods. In a true testament to the continued proliferation of these devices, this year's holiday spike in app downloads was a one for the record books, according to Flurry's data. The vast majority of downloads were seen in the United States and several other Western countries made the top ten. The 1 billion weekly downloads threshold may be a new one, but it's one that Flurry expects to see continue well into 2012.
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