INTERNATIONAL: Microsoft tops media's admired list
08 Mar 2002 | by JOHN FRANK and PETER SIMPSON
. The remaining top ten is made up of Apple Computers, General Motors, Ebay, Wal-Mart, Intel, Coca-Cola ...
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1. COCA-COLA..., the Coca-Cola phenomenon is built on the remarkably simple proposition of a global distribution machine ... and a 'mower man', who drives off to the beach with his Coca-Cola and girlfriend, to the sounds ... promise of greater transparency is not an idle one. Last month, Coca-Cola was among the first US ...
. The remaining top ten is made up of Apple Computers, General Motors, Ebay, Wal-Mart, Intel, Coca-Cola ...
annual reputation quotient (RQ) survey. Microsoft and Coca-Cola came in second and third ...
Coca-Cola is on the verge of losing its position as the world s most valuable brand. Research...Coca-Cola is on the verge of losing its position as the world s most valuable brand. Research by Interbrand claims Coke has lost 13 per cent of its brand value and is likely to be usurped next year by Microsoft, whose brand value went up almost 25 per cent despite legal wrangles in the US. ...
to a global survey released by The Interbrand Group this week. The table, topped by Coca-Cola with a...Corporate brands Microsoft, IBM, Disney and AT&T are among the ten most valuable brands, according to a global survey released by The Interbrand Group this week. The table, topped by Coca-Cola with a brand value of pounds 52 billion, is the first to put a value on corporate brands ...
of marrying sponsorship partners and dreaming up PR campaigns to support the deal. Clients include Coca-Cola ... and the attitudes of the crew towards beer and women, for example. Another campaign took Coca Cola s association with the France 98 World Cup a step further when the agency teamed Coca Cola up with Asda ...
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