PepsiCo‘s Mountain Dew is celebrating its heritage by relaunching some of its most popular flavours for this summer in the U.S. as part of the Back by Popular DEWmand campaign. The brand is bringing back its three popular varieties—Mountain Dew Pitch Black, Mountain Dew Supernova and Mountain Dew Typhoon,—which are available to purchase for limited time starting May 16, and kicks off online and offline activities to celebrate its whole portfolio of vibrant flavours with support of its fans.

Coca-Cola intends to position low-calorie soft drinks as a key fashion accessory, which is why the brand has partnered with Yahoo! and has created a new digital channel entitled ‘Style it Light’. The current marketing endeavour is designed to promote Coca-Cola Light and Diet Coke as part of the larger campaign ‘Love it Light’ and was launched on May 31 across Coca-Cola’s North Western Europe and Nordics region.

Dr Pepper learnt a tough lesson in Great Britain last July with the huge scandal concerning the status take-over promotion on Facebook started as part of the brand’s ‘What’s the worst that could happen?’ campaign. Having tendered apology for the blunder (the thing was that a mother found her 14-year-old daughter searching for the meaning of her new status update with ‘two girls, one cup’ phrase referring to a notorious porn video), the brand closed the activity. Now, the buzz went down and almost one year later, the brand comes back with another teen-oriented project, dubbed ‘Pepperhood,’ which definitely will not have any unwanted after-effects.