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The MTV Exit (End Exploitation and Trafficking) platform has released a video of award-winning rock artist Alex Kavvadias that resonates with the initiative’s mission to raise awareness and increase prevention of human trafficking in Europe and Asia.

MTV Canada in collaboration with Booooooom and Sony have launched an exciting new project under the title ‘Made of Imagination’.


Coca-Cola continues its Olympic campaign preparing to roll out a TV show that complements the Move to the Beat global campaign and is titled ‘Beat TV.’

Pepsi extends its global ‘Live for Now’ campaign by partnering with Viacom for this summer. Within the partnership, Viacom unveils a special program that inspires consumers to share photos of their NOW moments. Participants are being lured with a chance to be seen on-air and experience exciting events.

Pepsi has partnered with Twitter for the whole 52 weeks as part of its global ‘Live for Now’ campaign. The partnership titled ‘Live for Now Music’ uses video, live streaming and original content as the key tools of reaching its target audience.

Chevrolet has teamed up with MTV Scratch, a subdivision of Viacom that consults with brands about connecting with consumers to detail behavior patterns of millennials, the 11—30 years old young Americans grown up when the Internet connection already existed. Chevrolet’s aim is to promote its new subcompact, the Spark, as well as attract them to the GM brand.

Some news we want to share with our friend on Facebook are tragic—natural disasters, crimes, social inequality, horrible deeds, etc.—so ‘liking’ isn’t an appropriate thing to do with it. DDB Worldwide has come up with a great solution, the ‘I Care’ Button, which is already beta-tested on the new MTV Voices hub along with traditional buttons. The idea is the same: once you find some resonating information about social problems that are really worth sharing, click the ‘I Care’ button with a heart near the piece and the text, video or image appears on the user’s wall. The new button is created to “give people a way to show support for a wide variety of things such as: causes, social issues, charities, even government.”