Sunday 20 October 2013

History Of Sony
It was Originally called Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo (Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Company

Sony’s roots go back over half a century to 1946 when it was founded by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita. 
Morita
The name Sony derives from the Latin word sonus meaning sound and the English word sonny-boy - a term used by the Americans in the 1950's to denote a bright youngster.

In this video it shows the way Sony has progressed over the year

Their Audience .. 

Sony have a huge audience, meeting needs of those within the elder and younger generation.
The music software's and gaming software's they offer, bring attention to all of those in the younger generations.
The television software's and different channels they offer within the media, also attract a huge audience, as they have Indian channels and English channels, meet those of different backgrounds, which widens the target market.

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