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Super Bowl Commercials 2013: Ads That Stole the Show on Super Sunday

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Super Bowl Commercials 2013: Ads That Stole the Show on Super Sunday

It's absurd that advertisers can't say “Super Bowl” during commercials, according to Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd. In talks with Samsung they come up with some very, very close, and highly entertaining, alternatives. Baltimore Black Birds, perhaps, and the

Super Bowl commercials are no longer merely filler between the plays. Oreo, Doritos and the rest of the Super advertisers all may have felt like they had as much on the line as the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers

The object of advertising is to attract attention to a product, business or service by the use of paid announcements. As a profession it vacillates between being a deep and wide industry where there is always something new to learn and there is no

By most accounts, Super Sunday fell well short of the advertising bonanza fans have come to expect from sponsors. Thirty seconds of air time cost advertisers $4 million this year, and with leaked ad spots and teasers available for weeks prior to the

By most accounts, Super Sunday fell well short of the advertising bonanza fans have come to expect from sponsors. Thirty seconds of air time cost advertisers $4 million this year, and with leaked ad spots and teasers available for weeks prior to the

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