This South Korean ad dates back to 1986. Coca-Cola began selling in South Korea in 1970 under the Doosan Beverage company, part of the larger Doosan conglomerate. This 1994 billboard in Vietnam ...

The most literal manifestation of Coke Zero's drinkable advertising campaign is a 23,000-pound, 26-by-36 foot drinkable billboard located at March Madness Music Festival in White River State Park ...

Coca-Cola has been breaking all the rules of logo ... Now it's defacing its logo itself in an eye-catching series of billboard ads. Has a rogue rookie member of the marketing team been taking ...

To differentiate the brand from other diet colas, it was necessary to get millennials to taste Coke Zero. This campaign targeted its audiences with 'drinkable' ads. At every point, sampling the ...

and won several advertising awards. The same song was later commissioned for a Korean version in support of the Seoul Olympics in 1988. “What always feels new is Coca-Cola / That always ...

“At last opera has found a new golden voice,”‘ reads the Billboard ad for a new RCA Victor ... has all the golden quality of metallurgical coke. The idea of a record was a natural after ...

said Matt Rednor, CEO and founder of Decoded Advertising. ?Emojis are a quicker ... The program was promoted on the Coca-Cola billboard in New York?s Times Square over the weekend and on the ...

cinema ads, social and digital engagement, interactive/digital billboards and experiential activations. International strategy Coca-Cola is also using mobile in unique ways to promote the Share a Coke ...

The trio raised $3,837 in January 2013 to put up the billboard in Atlanta, demanding Coke "BRING IT BACK ... The group spent $1,000 on an online ad to recruit more fans to their movement.