New ideas are often sourced from previous approaches. Miller Lite has returned to the old ‘It’s Miller Time’ tagline (now it has a new meaning) to encourage Americans to spend more time with their friends—not only for a beer. While in the previous campaigns under this slogan, which was used by Miller High Life in 1970’s and then returned for Miller Lite from 1997 to 2002, beer was positioned as a reward after hard work, now the focus got shifted to sociability. The new U.S. campaign, which is set to roll across multiple platforms including TV, social media and print, is to help the Miller Lite beer, which is the fourth biggest-selling beer brands in the USA, revive since its overall shipments dropped by 4.3 percent last year, CNBC reports.

Red Bull, which is more about extreme sports and mind-blowing adventures, has impressed public with visual magic at Miami’s ULTRA Music Festival (March 23-25). The energy drinks brand created hilarious projection mapping ‘Red Bull Mind Meld’ on the facade of the legendary InterContinental hotel, which included a series of stories. The projection, developed and executed by Integrated Visions and SenovvA, covered approximately 20,000 square feet of the 366 ft tall hotel’s north side wall.

The Virgin Group, which has expanded its business to a range of fields including air flights, vacations, gaming and space to name a few, is now stepping into the cosmetics world. The company in collaboration with bareMinerals has launched a new lipsgloss, Upper Class Red, which is the first-ever cosmetics item produced by the airline—the new product will be available both to the crew (it will become part of the Virgin Atlantic cabin crew uniform) and passengers either for pre-order on board Virgin Atlantic flights through the brand’s in-flight shopping guide, Retail Therapy, or in select Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse spas for as much as £15. The product, which is now being promoted Virgin Atlantic hostess Vanessa White in ads, will also arrive in bareMinerals stockists later this year.

Social change, efficient usage and conservation has become the key themes of a range of initiatives running under brands’ banners—and Toyota can be named one of the most active companies in this game-changing movement due to its numerous initiatives of this kind. Toyota is adding a new initiative to the list by launching Spring Greening Challenge, a Facebook app that features weekly conservation challenges, data on the impacts of your personal domestic green choices and offers a chance to win money for participation. The new application has been unveiled as part of TogetherGreen, a conservation alliance between the National Audubon Society and Toyota, which was created for fostering public awareness and continued involvement in conservation issue.