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Keane to focus on more than obesity as he takes ABA's top comms job

WASHINGTON: Kevin Keane, the former assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), has joined the American Beverage Association (ABA) as SVP for communications.

Tully’s hires Lane, attempts to alter company story in '06

SEATTLE: Tully's Coffee, with is hoping to move the spotlight from its business woes to its coffee this year.

Coca-Cola unveils new marketing strategy, eye PR options

New York: Coca Cola is launching a global marketing effort in the first half of 2006 featuring its new slogan, “Welcome to the Coke side of life.”

Reaching out without talking down

A growing crisis in children's health is driving a crop of PSAs targeting this crowd. Craig McGuire discovers how to walk the line between powerful and patronizing

Coke unveils new slogan, announces new drinks

New York: Coca Cola announced it would launch a global marketing effort next year featuring its new slogan, “Welcome to the Coke side of life.”

Dole hires Swardlick for frozen fruit push

PORTLAND, ME: Dole has selected Swardlick Marketing Group to develop a campaign for the introduction of Dole Frozen Fruit. The integrated effort is scheduled to begin in January.

Tea manufacturer taps Mason for multiple campaigns

NEW HAVEN, CT: R.C. Bigelow, a tea manufacturer, has hired Mason, Inc. as AOR.

Brand Atlanta builds buzz around tourist attractions

ATLANTA: Brand Atlanta and AOR Ogilvy Public Relations have ramped up communications in front of a national 2006 advertising campaign to rebrand the city with the tagline: "Every day is an opening day."

CA seeks shop for statewide comms on grape disease

SACRAMENTO, CA: The state Department of Food and Agriculture has issued an RFP that could be worth up to $500,000 over the next year. The contract will focus on outreach and education on Pierce's disease, which can devastate grapevines, and the glassy-winged sharpshooter, the insect that carries it.

Interview: Gillian Smith

Senior director of media and global collaboration, Burger King

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