On June 2, the Eastman Kodak Company announced the new environment-friendly initiative that allows U.S. customers to get rid of electronics products they no longer use.

Consumers are welcome to trade in used gadgets from any brand and receive cash. Any printers, digital cameras, digital video cameras and digital picture frames, as well as camera accessories such as lenses and flashes are accepted.

On April 29, Prince William and Catherine Middleton (now the Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge) said “I will” at Westminster Abbey—and the time ahead one of the biggest events in Great Britain was a very busy period for brands and advertisers, since each of the big manufacturers in the U.K. just could not miss the opportunity to congratulate the royal couple on their marriage. Multiple limited-edition sets and lines, hilarious advertising and tie-up with social media—all this preceded the big day. Let’s take a look at how brands tapped into the royal celebrations and paid homage to the event, which shook the nation and the whole world.

Drake, Trey Songz, Pitbull and Rihanna signed up for the new ad campaign rolling out by Kodak. The new push, dubbed “So Kodak,” is targeting young consumers and promotes the $200 EasyShare M590 camera, which is designed for social media-savvy consumers as enables them to forward photos to their friends’ emails or profiles on Twitter and Facebook in just three clicks.