KT on Coke Can - Maybe, Maybe Not

["Karen L. Newcombe" <kln@crl.com>]

That posting about Diet Coke was mine.  It is mere coincidence that the 
design of the new Diet Coke can looks very similar to the old KT symbol, 
not the KT-femme symbol.

The scrolling bottom of the letter C used to cross the top of the K.  It 
has now been detached from the C so that the K has a flowing crossbar at 
the top of it, making it look very similar to a KT symbol.


The Fruitopia ads are short, visually oriented ads with no dialogue.  The 
predominant image is of a kaleidoscope of fruit, probably a computer 
animation effect -- some of them are quite striking, others sort of dull.

The only soundtrack is music composed by Kate, some of them with a small 
amount of singing or spoken words, one with drum-talk similar to Sheila 
Chandra's.  

One of the ads is designed for use in movie theatres and is somewhat 
longer.  

The little musical pieces are very lovely, and would make great 
interludes on a Kate tape.

There are nine and possibly more ads (I believe IED is  working on a 
definitive count) and Karen will personally pay $$ to obtain broadcast 
standard tapes of all the commercials.  Taping from TV has proved 
frustrating as the subtlety of the music and visual gets muddied.

I'm working on a good description of the five commercials I have on tape 
for the record, but need the others.  

Any lurkers out there working at Coca-Cola?
Karen  kln@crl.com