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      Pepsi has decided to take a large portion of marketing funds for the year (including what they usually spend on Super Bowl spots) and put it toward public service grants to basically improve the world.

      This is a major move for Pepsi, in the right direction. Not only Pepsi shows its commitment in making the world a better place, but also its ever more sophisticated marketing initiatives: a brand that wants to stand for something more meaningful for consumers, with branding tactics that go beyond the simple commercial.

      Very well done.

      (Jean-Yves Minet)

      No Label Edition

      Following the trend of de-branding, Absolut Vodka introduces their “No Label” Edition bottle, further emphasizing the company’s slogan: “In An ABSOLUT World, There Are No Labels”. 

      The intent of the initiative is to challenge labels and prejudice caused by branding (which they have helped to perpetuate). In any case, this is interesting because the Abosult brand is the bottle, not the typeface or color palette. So iconic is the shape of the bottle that it does not need words.

      The no label edition is now available at Colette’s online store here.

      (George 3.0)