Meow Mix, a feline food brand from the portfolio of Del Monte Pet Food Group, launches a Kickstarter-inspired hub to support creative projects themed around cats. The Catstarter platform will feature innovative ideas that can make eating, playing and living together yet more enjoyable for cats and their owners.
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The TOMS company, known for its one-for-one philanthropy business model, extends the range of products that benefit both a direct consumer and a person in some poorer region. Along with shoes an glasses, now TOMS sells “goodwill” coffee through its new TOMS Roasting Co. Each bag of this coffee brings one week of water—140 liters—to a person who lives in deprived communities where safe drinkable water is a precious product.
Philips joins the team of tech brands that raise awareness of how important a healthy sleep is for everybody. The new multi-platform initiative Sleep Powers highlights the most important facts about sleep and encourages people to check if they know how to sleep healthily. The initiative was launched ahead of World Sleep Day, observed on March 14.
Mountain Dew has teamed up with acclaimed film director Robert Rodriguez for its Green Label Studios: Open Call project that invites aspiring filmmakers to win a production grant of $250,000. This money will be used by the winner to develop content for Green-Label.com, the youth culture-themed online platform launched by Mountain Dew and Complex Media back in spring 2013.
Nikon has rolled out a new effort designed to help advanced photography enthusiasts with professional insights get into this artistic field. In the episodes of the “Behind the Scenes” series hosted on the YouTube channel, the experts explain how to use cameras and other photo gear to create truly impressive visuals.
Moleskine significantly extends its product range, revealing its first-ever collection of wallets and passport holders, called myCloud. Like the iconic notebooks of the brand, the new pieces feature the signature elastic bands as well as rounded rectangle shape. All the new products, designed for people on the move, are developed in the brand’s well-recognized aesthetics that celebrates simplicity and minimalism.
The London-based advertising agency isobel has conducted an online survey among 1250 UK adults in December 2013 to discover the happiest brands in the UK. As it turns out, for the British the happiest brands are digital giants, confectionary and body care labels. The ranking is topped by Cadbury, Andrex, Google, Fairy and Nivea, with a range of banks and political parties occupying the bottom of the list.