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Bridget Sharkey's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, house & home topics, deals & promotions, and seasonal content. She frequently features promotional deals and how-to guides related to retail products and services.
To effectively reach out to Bridget, consider pitching stories about celebrity news, unique home decor or living spaces tied to popular culture (such as themed accommodations), special retail promotions or launches (especially in the food and beverage sector), interesting holiday celebrations that are connected with entertainment themes.
Considering her focus on "how-to" guides and promotional deals, reaching out with exclusive information about upcoming events or new product releases could also be effective.
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Plus, some history of the beverage here in the U.S. and what other English-speaking countries call the fizzy drinks.
Do you say “soda” or “pop”? Or do you use “Coke” as a generic term to describe all types of soda? Your answer is probably based on where you grew up.
By: Bridget Sharkey
The summery sipper will also be available in a diet, zero-sugar variety.
By: Bridget Sharkey
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Do you say “soda” or “pop”? Or do you use “Coke” as a generic term to describe all types of soda? Your answer is probably based on where you grew up. Alan McConchie, a cartographer who “loves making cartographic visualizations that reveal new ways of seeing the world,” created a survey in 2015 designed to map out the United States based on what we call soda, pop or Coke. We’ve used his data to create map, below, showing each state’s preferred term.
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Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin at the film premiere of "9 to 5," New York, December 5th 1980. (Photo by Tom Wargacki/WireImage)
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