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Uh oh! Something went wrong. "We have an embarrassment of riches having two wonderful icons like this." Santa, he said, was better suited for this year's effort, which, according to Coca-Cola, is meant to encourage people to "look beyond the presents and focus on the true spirit of the holidays." Santa "just fits that so well as the ultimate symbol of giving and caring and bringing joy to others," Mr. .. In a 2008 campaign to promote mass transit in New York City, white garbage bags were tied to street grates; when subway trains passed underneath, the bags inflated so as to create an uncanny scene of a mother bear and her cub walking down the street. The timing coincided with rising awareness that Arctic sea ice is melting, which has led polar bears to become the poster species of climate change, in the words of a 2013 study. In 2010, according to a story in the Independent, Lacoste pledged a hundred and fifty thousand euros, or a hundred and eighty-nine thousand dollars, over three years to the Save Your Logoproject, to help pay for a census of a rare crocodile found only in Colombia and Venezuela. spokeswoman. To get uninterrupted access and additional benefits, become a member today. Taste It, an all-you-can-drink soda exhibit featuring more than a hundred flavors, lies near the entrance to Perfect Pauses Theatre, where Cokes television commercials play on a continuous loop. In Brand Mascots: Anthropomorphic Marketing and Other Marketing Animals, a collection of academic writings published in 2014, James Freund, a lecturer at Lancaster University, writes, Clearly, the tiny sum of money given by the Coca-Cola company is not sufficient to ensure that polar bears (or for that matter people) will always have a place to call home. Subscribe Now. And last year the company produced an animated film about the antics of polar-bear siblings Jak, Zook, and Kaia. With these efforts, Coca-Cola has cast itself as the polar bears savior, in exchange for a fraction of its advertising budget and earnings. Between 1970 and 2010, according to the Living Planet Index, the earth witnessed a fifty-two-per-cent decline in populations of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. In contrast with these realistic representations of polar bears, Coca-Colas use of anthropomorphic polar-bear iconography has intensified. Ivakhiv pointed, too, to the greater need for a more robust and widespread political response to the problem. The company returned to this device in a 2012 spot, in which two bears sit on a couch of snow, cheering at the Coke Polar Bowl. Aleady a member? Sign in Get More From Ad Age Register to become a member today. d23ee43039
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released December 20, 2016