This campaign (AMP Up: Before You Score" branded app) is getting very mixed reviews, especially from girls and parents. Is Pepsi patting themselves on the back and declaring "mission accomplished." When promotional campaigns succeeds in offending some segment of the population and at the same time nabs priceless PR buzz that helps you find your more sympathetic target audience, how do you score it?
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Pepsi, Stay The Hell Away From My Daughter

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Coke, Pepsi Make Nice on Twitter - Advertising Age
Amusing bit about the two software giants 'just trying to get along' online.
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Twitter on Pepsi Can: Entering Mainstream or Jumping the Shark?
It's only in the UK, and it's on cans of Pepsi's Raw product. Maybe the reference is raw culture. I dunno. Whatever the case, the point is being discussed as the imminent demise of Twitter. Again.
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Pepsi Ad Banner Lets Users Upload Videos Directly
Pepsi is making use of an EyeBlaster application that lets users upload their own videos directly through an ad banner. This is a part of the "Refresh Everything" campaign that launched on 1/14. Most of this is on YouTube, but they also have 170K fans on Facebook.
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PepsiCo's Mountain Dew Seeks A Few New Men
Green Label Art doesn't just involve microsites, online design widgets, social networking, and user-generated entries--"it involves all kinds of word-of-mouth, from blogs to things that exist outside the browser, like Twitter. Post some of the examples if you see them.
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