Super Bowl Advertisers Still in Game After Scandal
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Advertisers may have been bitten once  by an indecency scandal at the 2004 Super Bowl, but they are  not shy about getting back into the game for the next U.S.  football championship.
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A dispute between the country's two biggest beer brewers has a brand-new battlefield - the Super Bowl. Late last week, with football fans by the millions gearing up for the big game, Fox Broadcasting decided not to put on the air a Miller Brewing Company ad that poked fun at Anheuser-Busch's plans for a new light beer.
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NEW YORK (Billboard) - The New York Giants weren't the only  ones to come away from Super Bowl XLII with a storybook ending.  Artists who were tied to the game through live performance or  inclusion in advertisements also notched impressive victories,  especially on the digital front.
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Spygate. The New England Patriots - cheatin' and competin'. A week later, it's still something to chew on, perfect fodder for water-cooler conversation and talk radio.
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Seeking to enforce their policy prohibiting ticket resales, the New England Patriots have obtained the names of 13,000 people who sold or bought the team's tickets using the online site StubHub Inc.
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By The Macon Telegraph, Ga.  Feb. 3--When those in charge remind us that it's just a game, remember this story. The NFL is all over churches that had planned to show the Super Bowl as part of an event.   Copyright laws, you know.
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Call it the ripple effect, or the nipple effect, but Super Bowl advertisers have eased off the hoopla ahead of the National Football League championship game this year following an indecency scandal last year.
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Advertisers couldn't have asked for much more out of the Super Bowl XLII on Sunday. A nail-biting 17-14 victory by the New York Giants over the New England Patriots likely kept most of the audience glued to the television -- and the commercials -- until the final seconds.
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There is great passion for the Eagles and their fan base is very much enjoying this Super Bowl ride. There is, however, one great name in franchise history who doesn't care to get wrapped up in the proceedings.
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Time Warner Cable customers itching to watch football games on the National Football League's cable channel remain on hold as the two sides have been unable to reach a deal, Time Warner Chairman and Chief Executive Richard Parsons said on Tuesday.
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A record number of Americans watched Sunday's Super Bowl on Fox between the New York Giants and New England Patriots, helping justify the millions of dollars advertisers spent on commercials during the game.
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Traditional big-budget Super Bowl ads are being benched for viral campaigns emphasizing web video and user-generated content. By Kendal Black.
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HACKETTSTOWN, N.J.  --  A commercial for Snickers candy bars launched in the Super Bowl broadcast was benched after its maker got complaints that it was homophobic.
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Patriots defensive end Ty Warren arrived at Super Bowl media headquarters yesterday and said the sting of the AFC Championship game loss to the Colts is still fresh.
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By Kara Rowland, The Washington Times  Feb. 1--Is shelling out $2.6 million -- that's about $85,000 per second  -- for a 30-second spot during the Super Bowl really worth it?    It depends, advertising specialists say.
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Call it the ripple effect, or the  nipple effect, but Super Bowl advertisers have eased off the  hoopla ahead of the National Football League championship game  this year following an indecency scandal last year.
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Another head rolls in the ongoing scandal plaguing the company.