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We’ve noted the incidence of brands against a brand-driven world that drives us around the effing bend – aka ‘purpose’ – but this is a new such global effort for Coca-Cola from Wieden+Kennedy London. So we expect something a bit ...

We’ve been a little short of Santas in this year’s round of Christmas ads but Coca-Cola has ridden to the rescue, featuring one in a new global campaign running alongside its traditional ‘Holidays Are Coming’ hymn to diesel emissions. ‘What ...

Here’s Coca-cola’s new effort for the Premier League season, Saatchi & Saatchi updating a previous ad to welcome Premiership newbies Norwich (via the excitable Delia Smith), Sheffield United and Aston Villa (Prince William’s team apparently – will he be going ...

Think somebody at Wieden+Kennedy London has been sorting their old record collection. The agency’s new summer biggie for Coca-Cola features a ‘Sticky Fingers’-type tongue (bottom.) A more regular W+K trait is its enthusiastic focus on taste in all its glory, ...

There are times (like now) when a visitor from Mars might assume that football was a charity with a game/business attached. Coca-Cola has a long history of supporting football in the UK and now it’s launching ‘Ball Games Allowed,’ an ...

Coca-Cola is doing its bit for recycling with a poster campaign highlighting recycling bins in Europe. There’s another bit of recycling too, its Cannes Grand Prix winner from 2012, designed by student Jonathan Mak Long for Ogilvy China, then under ...

Coca-Cola recently got a kicking from Labour’s deputy leader Tom Watson, who said (at the Advertising Association conference) that the soft drink company should get real and feature hospitalized diabetes patients in its ads, not beautiful, sporty youth. Watson’s right, ...

Coca-Cola is launching its first alcoholic drink, a lemon-flavoured alcopop called Lemondo, but only in Japan (for now) where such things sell by the truckload. So here’a hunky barman actually making one for a geisha-style lady. Coke’s forays outside its ...

There are many who can write a more intimate or authoritative account of my hero choice: Graham Fink. After all, he’s not exactly a stranger in the industry. An iconic creative talent who blurs the lines between advertising and art. ...