Mazda refers to the greatest scientific and sporting achievements in its new marketing campaign, the first one over past 13 years. The “Game Changers” effort, which will be launched in May, draws parallels between the innovations in the car industry pioneered by Mazda and the remarkable achievements of American scientists and athletes who revolutionized their disciplines.

Going against a basic principle of product design «form follows function», the American brewing giant Anheuser-Busch is experimenting with the packaging of its signature brand Budweiser for the sake of innovation. Starting May 6, the company will be rolling out nationwide a new format of cansa bow tie-shaped aluminum can that echoes Budwiser’s bow tie logo. The new product does not substitute traditional cans and will be available in an 8-pack in the US only.

Promoting its low-calorie drink, Coca-Cola has launched two different TV campaigns for Coke Zero in the UK and the USA. While the latter continues the March Madness with its «It’s Not Your Fault» message and focuses on the NCAA tournament— still a hot topic for the US audience right now, the European campaign showcases the «Taste the Possibility» ethos and offers to «taste the difference» between a regular Coke and Coke Zero.