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  • PepsiCo Lets Consumers Create Commercials

    Doritos and Pepsi MAX reveal the 10 consumer-created commercials vying for a $5 million payout, an advertising contract and air time during Super Bowl XLV.
  • Procter & Gamble Sheds Zest Brand

    High Ridge Brands purchased the rights to the Zest brand in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean markets.
  • P&G Steps into the Spotlight

    Procter & Gamble Salon Professional announces Sebastian Professional's collaboration with Sony Pictures' Burlesque.
  • P&G, Unilever, L'Oreal Top List of Global Marketers

    Of the 100 companies featured on a list of top global marketers, 36 are CG companies. The leaders had one big thing in common: They advertise where they see opportunity for growth. These days, that means China.
  • Truvia Launches National Ad Campaign

    The third largest brand in the U.S. sugar substitute category, Truvia natural sweetener, introduces the new multi-million dollar "Sweetness Stories" print, television, digital and social media advertising campaign.
  • Rebranding Gone Wrong: Gap Keeps Old Logo

    The Gap Inc. reverted back to its iconic blue box logo just one week after rolling out an updated version on its Web site. This isn't the first time a rebranding effort caused loyal consumers to revolt. Here's a look back at two other major flops.
  • Rewriting Pencil History

    Newell Rubbermaid brand rewrites school supply history withthe launch of its new Sharpie Liquid Pencil.
  • Glidden Makes a Comeback

    It was oneof the paint industry's greatest success stories: In 1984, The Glidden Company was the third largest producerin America's paint and coatings industry. And then suddenlyin 1986, the brand literally fell off the map. When AkzoNobel acquired theGlidden brand in 2008, one thing was clear: It had to undergo a holisticre-invention of the Glidden brand and restore it to its former glory.
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