Coca-Cola Entertainment

Coca-Cola Entertainment's current (and later) final logo prior to the merger in 2023.

### Formerly

Coca-Cola Studios (1927-1967)
Coca-Cola/Screen Gems, Inc. (1967-1975)
Coca-Cola/Columbia Pictures, Inc. (1975-1988)

### Type

Subsidiary
Media entertainment company

### Genre

Films
Television
Interactive entertainment
Publishing
Merchandising

## Product information

### Products

Films, television shows, pay television channels, video games, toys, publishing, media franchises, merchandising

### Brands

*Polar Bears* • *Hyperdimension Neptunia* • *Coke Rangers* • *Robin Hood* • *Zootropolis* • *Happiness Factory* • *Pokémon* • *Talking Tom & Friends*

### Services

Broadcasting, licensing, publishing, streaming, television

## History

### Fate

Folded into Coca-Cola Kadokawa; assets merged with media entertainment assets of PepsiCo

## Key people

### Key people

Michael Costigan (President)
Paul Schwartz (Additional President)

## Ownership

### Divisions

Coca-Cola Films
Coca-Cola Television
Coca-Cola Interactive
Coca-Cola Business Segments
Coca-Cola Publishing
Coca-Cola Music
Coca-Cola Merchandising
Dragons Conglomerates Corporation

### Subsidiaries

Animal Studios
Ghostbusters Inc.
SUN Group

## Websites

### Official

*The Coca-Cola Company*
*Coca-Cola Entertainment*

### Other

Corporate Site

***Coca-Cola Entertainment*** is an American media and entertainment licensing, distribution, ownership and media conglomerate owned by The Coca-Cola Company and headquartered at the Coca-Cola House, 121 Baker St NW, Atlanta, Georgia, with seven main multiple offices in London, UK (1st), Madrid, Spain (2nd), San Francisco, California (3rd), Rome, Italy (4th), Shanghai, China (5th), Miami, Florida (6th) and Mumbai, India (7th), among other 5,493 facilities, homes and offices worldwide across 117 territories.

Coca-Cola Entertainment manages, manufactures, develops, produces and maintains The Coca-Cola Company's media products, including films, television, video game, publishing, music and merchandising among first-party original content, plus third-party media franchises such as *Polar Bears*, *Ace and the Artiscorts*, *Happiness Factory*, *Robin Hood*, *Assassin Girls*, *Coke Rangers*, *Hyperdimension Neptunia*, *Zootropolis* and among others. Aside from its theme park markets, its separate sister company is Coca-Cola Leisure Group, also a unit of The Coca-Cola Company, which operated over 209 theme parks, attractions, and amusement entertainment around the world.

Coca-Cola Entertainment's main units are Indian media conglomerate SUN Group, US animal documentary company Animal Studios, and the intellectual group owned by the company Ghostbusters Inc. (which previously owned the rights to *Ghostbusters*, which was sold back to PlayStation Global at through Sony Pictures, while retaining the rights to *Ghostbusters*, its original *Coca-Cola* property spun off from Sony Pictures' own *Ghostbusters* franchise itself), while its former main units are video game developers Idea Factory and Compile Heart, who were spun off into a video gaming licensing and development team formed in 2021 (in which PlayStation Global brought them over on February 14, 2023).

Coca-Cola Entertainment's primary entertainment business division is Dragons Conglomerates Corporation (90% jointly owned by Coca-Cola Entertainment itself, 40% jointly owned by Idea Factory and 10% jointly owned by Compile Heart), whose main entertainment business conglomerate segments are Toei Group Corporation, DisneyWarner, PlayStation Global, The Society Company, Universal Group and Backyardigans Animation Studios Group, while its other secondary entertainment business segments are the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), American public broadcaster Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), the British visitor attractions company Merlin Entertainments, American beverages, foods and snacks corporation PepsiCo, Slovenian video game developer Outfit7, and brand management company The Pokémon Company, as well as UK music contractors Isobel Griffiths Ltd, Cool Music Ltd, Hilary Skewes & Co and Paul Talkington Music Services. Both *Zootropolis* and *Hyperdimension Neptunia* are joint intellectual properties of Dragons Conglomerates Corporation starting 2013, and were eventually becoming the division's new media franchises starting 2023.

Coca-Cola Entertainment was originally created by Tobias Geffen as Coca-Cola's first studio subsidiary under the name "***Coca-Cola Studios***" on September 5, 1927 (one month before the founding of Dragons Conglomerates Corporation on October 5, and Cokeverse was also implemented), releasing his first filmography beginning with the animated short film *Little Penguin* in 1930, which was praised by critics but criticized for the similar audience. The short was later followed by variants before Coca-Cola released its earliest film released in 1937, *Drinks*. The company was later restructured in 1967 as a Coca-Cola and Screen Gems joint venture, known as ***Coca-Cola/Screen Gems Inc.***, which includes Screen Gems Films, which would develop and produce feature films based on Screen Gems's television library beginning in 1967, with Screen Gems co-owning 74.4% and Coca-Cola co-owning 43.5%. In 1975, Coca-Cola/Screen Gems, Inc. merged with Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. to form the second incarnation of ***Coca-Cola Corporation*** (duplicating the previous name of Dragons Conglomerates Corporation from the 1960s-1975 under the same name) as a legal name, the trade name being ***Coca-Cola/Columbia Pictures, Inc.*** (seven years before Coca-Cola acquired Columbia Pictures), before finally converting to its full current name, known as Coca-Cola Entertainment, on March 1, 1988.

On January 17, 2022, Coca-Cola announced the restructuring of its business entertainment segment Dragons Conglomerates Corporation to dissolve legendary media conglomerate The Backyardigans Company, with media conglomerate NBCUniversal (now Universal Group) being transferred from the secondary segment to a main segment, resulting in the start of three new companies: Toei Group Corporation (a merged anime corporation consisting of Toei, Viz Media, Bandai Namco, Studio Ghibli, and Takara Tomy), DisneyWarner (a film-television-game-toy-theme-park media entertainment company composed by the now-defunct The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. and Hasbro), and Backyardigans Animation Studios Group (which included Toho-Toei Toon Studios, Uniqua Studios, Neptunia Studios and Neptunia+; formed following the spin-off of The Backyardigans Company's lead animation studio, Backyardigans Animation Studios), with Coca-Cola and Kadokawa Corporation approving the merger of Kadokawa and Dragons Conglomerates Corporation as of June 18, 2022, to establish a merged company that is named Coca-Cola Kadokawa, which would include PBS, Merlin Entertainments, BBC and the newly-formed Universal Group, with the merger scheduled to be completed on June 15, 2023. Coca-Cola Entertainment would later acquire The Pokémon Company in July 2022, making it as a wholly owned subsidiary. On February 13, 2023, Coca-Cola announced that it would shut down Coca-Cola Entertainment, as its assets would be merged with media entertainment assets of PepsiCo to form a new subsidiary of Coca-Cola Kadokawa to set for June 15, 2023, accompained by the Kadokawa/Dragons Conglomerates Corporation merger and the establishment of Coca-Cola Kadokawa.

Coca-Cola Entertainment was folded into Coca-Cola Kadokawa in June 2023.

## History

Main article: History of Coca-Cola Entertainment
## Divisions

### Coca-Cola Films

Main article: Coca-Cola Films
Coca-Cola Films, formerly known as Screen Gems Films from its spun off until 1975, when it was renamed Coca-Cola Pictures, renamed Coca-Cola/PepsiCo Pictures in 1980 as a joint venture of Coca-Cola Entertainment and PepsiCo, formerly from being renamed Coca-Cola Motion Pictures in 1992, until its name change to its last name (Coca-Cola Films) in 2016, is an American film and entertainment production company and the motion picture entertainment division of Coca-Cola Entertainment specialized in feature films, as well as short films plus those previously direct to video.

Coca-Cola Films films included *Firebird*, *The Man in the Window*, *Our Past Time*, *Robin Hood*  , *The Queen's King*, *Polar Bears*, *Assassin Girls*, *The Adventures of Robin Hood*, and more the film series *Worlds in Collision* (consisting of four films released in the 1980s to the 1990s and a remake released in 2005), and the *The Four Loves* trilogy from 1999 to 2010, plus the mockumentary film *George's Marvelous Medicine* (2008), among others.

The film series *Hyperdimension Neptunia*, consisting of three theatrical feature films co-produced by Studio Guru and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures (excluding the second, which is distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures through Touchstone Pictures) and five direct-to-video feature films produced by Coca-Cola Films, is the division's flagship series, as *Hyperdimension Neptunia* (the first and original 2010 installment in the series) becomes one of Cokeverse's second-highest-grossing animated films of all time, while the sequel becomes the penultimate highest-grossing animated film ever. *Assassin Girls*, *Polar Bears* and *Zootropolis* are also Coca-Cola's highest-grossing films ever made, grossing a total of $833.1 million dollars both nationally and internationally.

So far, as of February 18, 2023, five months before its dissolvation, Coca-Cola Films has currently produced over 1,770 films, from *Stars* (1968) to *Zootropolis 5: The Final Ending* (2023; final original installment in the *Zootropolis* film series before being rebooted by DCC and also the final *Zootropolis* film under Coca-Cola Entertainment's ownership before being fully merged under DCC starting that year), including first-party and third-party ones.

### Coca-Cola Television

Main article: Coca-Cola Television
Coca-Cola Television is the entertainment production television company of Coca-Cola Entertainment, spun off from Coca-Cola Telecommunications, which closed on New Year's Eve 1988 (January 1, 1988). Coca-Cola Television produces, develops and distributes hit multi-genre entertainment content adapted from Coca-Cola projects, properties and libraries, including *The Polar Bears*, *Criminal Masters* , *Happiness Factory*, *Our Past Time*, *The Dead End Exit*, *Trapped on a Mountain*, *Halloween*, *The Snacky & Peanut Show*, and many others, while focusing on the production, co-production and co-financing of third-party television programs for Coca-Cola-branded networks, including other television companies, including BBC Studios, Lucasfilm, ABC Television, Michael Jacobs Productions, and others.

Coca-Cola Television also broadcasts, develops and carries out its third-party television programs for other television networks such as ABC, FOX, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, HBO , Comedy Central, Channel 4, BBC, ESPN, and others. For a non-mature perspective, Coca-Cola Television has also produced its youth programming entertainment content aimed at preschoolers, children and families through its subsidiary Coca-Cola Kids and Families Television, whose franchises include *Apple & Grape*, *Polar Bears*, *The Orchestral Family*, *Monkeys*, *Ace and the Artiscorts*, *Star Wars Ewoks*, *Star Wars: Droid Works*, and Coca-Cola's flagship television series aimed at young audiences, *Hyperdimension Neptunia* (further produced for Nickelodeon), among others, including *Hyperdimension Neptunia* television programs. Coca-Cola Kids and Families Television's CGI animated television production unit is DroidWorks Entertainment (the droid-centric counterpart to DreamWorks Animation), which will produce CGI animated family-oriented television shows, which include co-productions with Xtranormal Television.

### Coca-Cola Interactive

Main article: Coca-Cola Interactive
Coca-Cola Interactive, created jointly by Coca-Cola and Bandai as a joint venture named Coca-Cola/Bandai Interactive Entertainment in 1991 before terminating in 1993, develops (until 2012), publishes and distributes 300+ video game products adapted from Coca-Cola properties (largely all by itself) on various gaming systems worldwide, as well as video game adaptations of the *Zootropolis* franchise. Coca-Cola Interactive's first-party video game, library, and franchise content included *Robin Hood*, *Cows vs. Chickens*, *Vampires*, *Operatime!*, *Droids*, *Lambasted Monsters*, *Goreclays*, *Bananas*, among others. From 1995 to 2001, Coca-Cola Interactive also develops, publishes and distributes third-party video game content with LucasArts as well as Coca-Cola Guardians video games.

From 1997 to 2021, Coca-Cola Interactive is also known for its massively multiplayer online role-playing games, four of the main ones being *Coca-Cola World* (1997), *Samurai Ninjas* (2002), *Happiness Factory* (2007) and its most well-known popular MMO flagship franchise, *Hyperdimension Neptunia* (2010), where Coca-Cola owns, maintain and create additional content for them. Despite Coca-Cola's first foray into video game industry in the 1980s, Coca-Cola Interactive now does not co-develop nor co-publish nearly any of its games with other studios since its formation in 1993, after which it released *Coca-Cola Kid* for the Sega Game Gear with Sega.

In addition to its video game products, Coca-Cola Interactive owns and operates its video game development studios such as Learning Studios, Fanta Interactive, Tankini Games, and Sports Interactive Group, as well as Idea Factory and Compile Heart, which are developing the latter, which is published by Coca-Cola Interactive worldwide and Idea Factory in Japan, China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan (with Backyardigans Interactive Entertainment Group previously handling its international publishing rights outside of the US until its closure in 2017).

*Hyperdimension Neptunia* was sold by 100,000 copies through 14 billion units sold worldwide, and it has become the highest-grossing massively-multiplayer online role-playing game ever being made in history.

### Coca-Cola Publishing

Main article: Coca-Cola Publishing
Coca-Cola Publishing, originally established on New Year's Eve 1998 (January 1) and spun off from the original Publishing arm of Coca-Cola/Columbia Pictures, Inc., joined the newly formed and defunct Coca-Cola Licensing to coincide with the revitalization of Coca-Cola Television as a production and distribution division of TV. Coca-Cola Publishing is best known for the variety of books, while specializing in the flagship publications of the Coca-Cola brand.

Imprints for Coca-Cola Publishing included Coca-Cola Universe, Coca-Cola Adventures, Coca-Cola University, Coca-Cola's Flight to the Moon, Coca-Cola Speedway, Coca-Cola Unleashed, Kids, Drinks to Read, Sprite Stories and Fanta World. Coca-Cola Publishing has multiple locations in Santa Monica, California, Venice, Italy, London, England, and Sydney, Australia.

Coca-Cola Publishing also distributes international publications aimed at audiences of all ages featuring characters from Coca-Cola Entertainment franchises, including *Robin Hood*, *Happiness Factory*, *Hyperdimension Neptunia*, and among others, although most publications were originally published by various other publishing companies, including Western Publishing.

### Coca-Cola Merchandising

Main article: Coca-Cola Merchandising
Coca-Cola Merchandising is the merchandising unit of Coca-Cola Entertainment. Coca-Cola Merchandising was originally established in 1993 along with Coca-Cola Worldwide, and, upon its establishment, was also spun off from the former "Licensing & Merchandising Products" division of Coca-Cola Entertainment, which was originally known as Coca-Cola/Columbia Pictures Licensing Group, established in 1975.

Formerly known as the Coca-Cola Consumer Products until 2016, Coca-Cola Merchandising handled marketing for Coca-Cola brand content, as well as Coca-Cola Entertainment's media franchises, including *Robin Hood*, *Polar Bears*, *Hyperdimension Neptunia*, and among others, plus its structure composed of its Tiles of Social Networks, Interactive, Toys, Clothing and Drinks. Coca-Cola Merchandising's commercial entertainment segments include Coca-Cola Online Networks Group, Coca-Cola Digital Content and Coca-Cola Media Services.

In addition to this structure, Coca-Cola Merchandising also licensed several Coca-Cola franchises to Coca-Cola Entertainment's sister company Coca-Cola Leisure Group, with the attractions and entertainment leisures, including the Coca-Cola Park and Idea Factory World chains.

Coca-Cola Merchandising is also one of the most talented and profitable merchandise licensors of all time, with its merchandise having sold more than 100.2 million units, in which Coca-Cola Merchandising has been named as the licensor of Coca-Cola's number 1 marketable entertainment production, although the marketing for the Coca-Cola brand franchises was praised.

### Coca-Cola Worldwide

Main article: Coca-Cola Worldwide
Coca-Cola Worldwide is the weakened global entertainment arm of Coca-Cola Entertainment created in 1993 along with Coca-Cola Consumer Products (now Coca-Cola Merchandising). Coca-Cola Worldwide pools its assets by creating local and regional marketplaces for Coca-Cola brand assets, content and libraries. Coca-Cola Worldwide's current lead market operations include both Worldwide Networks and Central and Eastern Europe.

Previously, Coca-Cola Worldwide includes Coca-Cola Worldwide Holdings, its alternative subdivision, which summoned the great line of great entertainment with its divisions of Europe, Latin America, Asia and India, which owned several international units such as Coca-Cola Worldwide Iberia (composed of Coca-Cola Worldwide España S.A. and Coca-Cola Worldwide Portugal Ltda.), Coca-Cola Worldwide South Africa, Coca-Cola Worldwide Japan Co., Ltd., Coca-Cola Worldwide Deutschland GmBH and Coca-Cola Worldwide Italia, plus Coca-Cola Latin America, for worldwide operations of Coca-Cola Entertainment.

Coca-Cola Worldwide also owns and operates the international divisions of the Coca-Cola Conglomerates Group (for example, Coca-Cola Conglomerates Group Latin America, Coca-Cola Conglomerates Europe, Coca-Cola Conglomerates Group Central Europe, and Coca-Cola Conglomerates Group Philippines). while Coca-Cola Conglomerates Group and Asia Creative Partners jointly own 40% and 60% of the exciting Coca-Cola Conglomerates Group Asia joint ventures.

In early January 2013, Coca-Cola Entertainment sold the international units of its Coca-Cola Conglomerate Group business segment to the original and parent international facility subsidiaries of The Coca-Cola Company, while all units of Coca-Cola Worldwide merged with the international units of the Coca-Cola Conglomerates Group, which became part of the main Coca-Cola subsidiaries.

On February 18, 2023, six days following the announcement of the closure of Coca-Cola Entertainment, Coca-Cola announced that some of Coca-Cola Worldwide's assets would be dispersed across major global Coca-Cola brand subsidiaries, while the remainder (especially the rest of them) would be divested and merged with PespiCo's global subsidiaries.

### Dragons Conglomerates Corporation

Main article: Dragons Conglomerates Corporation
   Dragons Conglomerates Corporation has been managed as a subsidiary of Coca-Cola Entertainment since August 1990, as it is headquartered at the Coca-Cola House, 121 Baker St NW, Atlanta, Georgia. Dragons Conglomerates Corporation is a joint venture between Coca-Cola Entertainment, Idea Factory and Compile Heart, with Idea Factory co-owning 40% and Compile Heart co-owning 10%, in which 90% stake was held by Coca-Cola Entertainment.

Established on October 5, 1927, Dragons Conglomerates Corporation was originally known as Dual Power Holdings Corporation, Inc. until May 25, 1938, when it was renamed the Backyardigans Corporation (the parent company of the Backyardigans Inc.). The company evolved under its name *Backyardigans Holdings* beginning in 1950, and after its acquisition by The Coca-Cola Company in 1960, it was later renamed Coca-Cola Corporation, followed by its name change to Coca-Cola Conglomerates in 1975. Its 1980 appearance features a circle-shaped marquee concealing Mickey Mouse's head, News Corporation's ball-shaped icon, P-Head, and Uniqua's head. From 1985 to 1987, it was renamed Coke Conglomerates from 1985 to 1987, before converting to its previous name before its rebrand as Coca-Cola Conglomerates Group in 1990 as part of its sale under Coca-Cola Entertainment. In 2020, the company was given its last name as Dragons Conglomerates Corporation.

Dragons Conglomerates Corporation's six major commercial entertainment segments are DisneyWarner, PlayStation Global, Toei Group Corporation, Universal Group, The Society Company, and Backyardigans Animation Studios Group (including Neptunia Studios, Neptunia+, Toho-Toei Toon Studios, and Uniqua Studios) plus its six business entertainment sub-segments are Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Merlin Entertainments, PepsiCo, Outfit7, and The Pokémon Company, including UK orchestral contractors based in London Isobel Griffiths Ltd, Cool Music Ltd, Hilary Skewes & Co and Paul Talkington Music Services.

Prior to its restructuring in 2022 and its primary outlook in 2023, Dragons Conglomerates Corporation previously consisted of its three corporate entertainment segments: The Backyardigans Company (the predecessor to Backyardigans Animation Studios Group), The Walt Disney Company (DisneyWarner's predecessor), and Telemundo Holdings Corporation (The Society Company's predecessor), including French video game developer and publisher Ubisoft, with PepsiCo and PBS as the former primary business segments from DCC. Canadian theater company IMAX Corporation and London Metropolitan Orchestra Ltd were DCC's pre-2023 side segments, joined by NBCUniversal (the predecessor of Universal Group).

As of spring 2013, Coca-Cola's *Zootropolis* and *Hyperdimension Neptunia* franchises are the flagship properties/joint media franchises of Dragons Conglomerates Corporation. Neptune, the protagonist of the Hyperdimension Neptunia franchise, is the mascot of the DCC.

Dragons Conglomerates Corporation will merge with Kadokawa Corporation to form Coca-Cola Kadokawa, with the merger to be completed on June 15, 2023.

## Assets

Main article: List of assets owned by Coca-Cola Entertainment
* Ghostbusters, Inc. (owner of the Coca-Cola's franchise under the same name; set to be divested back into PlayStation Global via Sony Pictures on June 15, 2023)
* Coca-Cola Films
	+ Coca-Cola Distribution
	+ Animal Studios (merged into Coca-Cola Entertainment; *Zootropolis* franchise integrated into *Planet Earth*)
* Coca-Cola Television
	+ Coca-Cola Television Production
		- Hyperion Studios
		- Global World Television
		- Big Train Productions
		- AF2 Pictures
		- University Studios
		- Merv Griffin Productions (revived by Coca-Cola back in 1999; sold to DisneyWarner)
	+ Coca-Cola Television Distribution
		- Ice Pictures
		- Little World Studios
		- Clark Spencer Pictures
	+ Coca-Cola Domestic Networks (set to be merged with Coca-Cola Worldwide Networks to form a subsidiary of Coca-Cola Kadokawa on June 15, 2023)
		- Coca-Cola Network
			* Coca-Cola Family
			* Coca-Cola Sports
			* Coca-Cola Nature
			* Coca-Cola Cinema
			* Coca-Cola News
		- CokeTV
			* Coke/Nintendo Channel
			* Coke/Sega Channel
		- Dr. Pepper Network
			* Dr. Pepper Movie Channel
		- Minute Maid Channel
		- Fanta Network
			* Fanta Kids
			* Fanta Movies
			* Fanta Horror
			* Fanta News
* Coca-Cola Interactive
	+ Learning Studios
	+ Sports Interactive Group
		- Basketball Games
		- Football Games
		- Soccer Games
		- Baseball Games
	+ Takini Games
	+ Fanta Interactive
	+ Idea Factory (divested entirely to Dragons Conglomerates Corporation; eventually sold to PlayStation Global)
	+ Compile Heart (divested entirely to Dragons Conglomerates Corporation; eventually sold to PlayStation Global)
* Coca-Cola Publishing
* Coca-Cola Merchandising
	+ Coca-Cola Online Networks Group
		- CocaColaEntertainment.com
		- Neptunia.com
		- FantaUniverse.com
		- Coca-Cola Online Inc.
		- SociBuzz
		- Timeless
	+ Coca-Cola Digital Contents Group
		- Coca-Cola Mobile
		- Coca-Cola Digital Platforms Inc.
			* Coca-Cola Zoom
			* Coca-Cola Software
				+ Neptuniaware
				+ SuperX
				+ Coca-Cola/HP (joint venture co-owned with HP Inc.)
				+ Creamworld
	+ Coca-Cola Media Services
	+ Coca-Cola Publicity Group
	+ Coca-Cola Business Affairs
* Coca-Cola Worldwide
	+ Coca-Cola Worldwide Networks (set to be merged with Coca-Cola Worldwide Networks to form a subsidiary of Coca-Cola Kadokawa on June 15, 2023)
		- Coca-Cola Network
			* Coca-Cola Family
			* Coca-Cola Sports
			* Coca-Cola Cinema
			* Coca-Cola News
		- Fanta Network
			* Fanta Channel
			* Fanta Kids
			* Fanta World
			* Fanta Family
			* Fanta Music
		- Sprite Channel
			* Sprite Cinema
		- Ciel Channel
		- Mercados
		- Cine Club
	+ Coca-Cola Worldwide Merchandising Inc.
	+ Coca-Cola Worldwide Central and Eastern Europe GmBH
	+ Coca-Cola Worldwide Holdings (assets divested into main global Coca-Cola subsidiaries)
		- Coca-Cola Worldwide Europe
		- Coca-Cola Worldwide Latin America
		- Coca-Cola Worldwide Asia
		- Coca-Cola Worldwide India
* Coca-Cola Kadokawa (*see below*)

## External links

* *The Coca-Cola Company*
* *Coca-Cola Entertainment*
* Corporate Site

## See also

* The Coca-Cola Company
* Dragons Conglomerates Corporation
* Coca-Cola Media