For those of you unfamiliar with the term, a widget is a mini-web application that you can download and use on your personal applications. You can put widgets on your own website, your MySpace profile or even your own blog.
To download, simply click the Share button below the clock. The menu that shows up will provide you with all the options you need. You can also click the All option for dozens more destinations.
This 1951 clock has been updated into a 21st century widget to help you keep track of the time.
Enjoy each day as the calendar refreshed with a new image selected from the Archives collection.
Each day will feature a new recipe utilizing one of our brands. You can also see additional recipes or even submit your own.
Welcome to our blog! We'll share information on a wide variety of topics, ranging from our role in history to Coke collectibles. However, the blog only works if there is a two-way dialogue. We look forward to chatting with you!
Phil Mooney is The
Ted Ryan manages the Archives collections and exhibits. He loves social media and in addition to the blog, Ted runs the Archives Twitter and Facebook feeds.
Jamal Booker is the processing archivist, responsible for cataloging and digitization. A huge music fan, he also films and edits all of the videos on the site.
We want you to leave comments and ask us questions on this blog. However, we will review all comments before they go live, and will not post any that are inappropriate or offensive. We will only post comments that relate to the subjects covered by this blog, and may need to edit some of the comments from time to time. Please understand that comments posted to this site do not represent the opinions of the Company.
