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Blue Matter compares Pepsi and Coke logos over the years.
I had not realized this difference. Interesting.
posted by Mungowitz @ 9/04/2009 01:00:00 PM
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I had not realized this difference. Interesting.
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i wonder if it's not so much of a timeless logo as it is that coke has been the #1 for...well...ever. I'd imagine that the #1 will tend to be more conservative in every industry than will their followers.
Very interesting. I had no idea that, before becoming a soft drink, Pepsi Cola had been a death metal band.
It seems a little disingenuous to ignore New Coke and Coca-Cola Classic.
things that are less consequential than this include,....,sorry, I am drawing a blank
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Well I think Coca-Cola has this advantage on logos 'cause if you see is older than Pepsi and people like coca-cola since ever. Pepsi change logos as a strategy to attract more people, anyway, all logos including coca logo are very cool.
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