Share a Coke' saw the Coca-Cola logo replaced by first names – which, as you might expect, drove countless people to search for their own or that of their friends – because not even the best ...

Suddenly, the type appears as the cola company’s script logo. The ad is part of a new campaign called “Classic” running in Spain and the U.K., in which Coca-Cola highlights instances when ...

Take the Coke logo, for example. Now, the Coca-Cola font is iconic in its own right. But if you look a little more closely, it holds something dear to the company’s heart—a nod to happiness.

Coca-Cola is reviving its iconic “Share a Coke ... s bottles and cans into personalized keepsakes and replacing the logo with popular first names. Now, as Gen Z seeks out more authentic ...

Coca Cola openly shares its origin story, including the genesis of the logo, providing insights into its evolution over the years on the official website. The famous beverage's recipe was ...

Developed by WPP Open X, "Classic" highlights the brand’s role in literary culture by replacing typed mentions of “Coke” or “Coca-Cola” on the page with the brand’s popular red logo.

A new work leans into the brand’s place in literary history, but with media strategies shifting fast, Coca-Cola’s quieter move arrives at a noisy time. Coca-Cola classics in literature / Coca ...

Coca-Cola has played with its vintage-style script logo in new and surprising ways recently, like in a 2024 campaign from VML and WPP Open X that used authentic but unauthorized hand-drawn ...

The Coca Cola logo may seem like just a stylish version of the company name, but the extended tail of the 'C' is thought to represent a smile, mirroring the brand's emphasis on happiness and joy.