A Severed Car Grille? Itâs Super Bowl Ad Time
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An assessment of some of the high and low points among this yearâs Super Bowl ads.
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Glimpses of advertising are now being tallied down to the second.
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Years ago, Super Bowl spots disappeared after the one or two times they were shown during the broadcast. Today, they have afterlives because of Web sites, blogs, and video clips.
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Since just before the start of the NFL&#39;s regular season two months ago, television viewers in the Bay Area have been seeing commercials for a product that for years has sold itself.
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When did backyard grills become the stationary status symbol equivalent of cars?
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Anheuser-Busch, the biggest advertiser on the Super Bowl, is making good on a promise to clean up its act.
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Giant digital displays, designed to give roadside advertisers more options for capturing drivers' eyes, encounter opposition in the face of safety concerns. By the Associated Press.
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Perhaps no single event creates as much demand for exotic stretch limousines as the Super Bowl, and this year's game in Jacksonville has prompted a high-stakes frenzy.
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Its new ad campaign may not be focused on the right people.
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Miller Brewing Co.'s plans to run ads in the pregame show before Sunday's Super Bowl appear to have hit a stumbling block.
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Starting this weekend, General Motors will run ads that tap into patriotism, positioning the Chevrolet Silverado as AmericaÂs truck.
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NEW YORK -- What a difference a year makes. If last year's Super Bowl ads were fueled by gross humor, this year's are running on nostalgia and cute cartoon characters.
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Looking for an authentic Patriots Super Bowl ring? There may be one available -- but it won't come cheap.
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Frito-Lay and Chevrolet are holding ad-making contests, with winners getting their spots used as part of Super Bowl XLI campaigns.
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It was an epic battle of the creatures Sunday night in the Super Bowl ads, ranging from the cute to the menacing to the inexplicably rhythmic. A band of lizard-like reptiles cutting the rug to Michael Jackson's "Thriller"? Hey, it's the Super Bowl.
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TIME takes a look at the real reason we all watch the Super Bowl
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The Hollywood writers strike, declining television ratings and the budgetary pressures that accompany an economic slowdown have conspired to make it a tough stretch for U.S. advertisers this year -- so the Super Bowl couldn't come at a better time.