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3 Jan, 2011 0 Hispanic PR Blog 0

Coca-Cola Wraps Largest Social-Media Project Ever

Global Program with Local Activation, ‘Expedition 206,’ Comes to Close More than 275,000 miles, 186 countries and 365 days after embarking on Expedition 206 — Coca-Cola’s largest social-media project ever — the company’s three

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