The Best &amp; Worst Super Bowl Ads
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TIME takes a look at the real reason we all watch the Super Bowl
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I hope your Thanksgiving dinner was more enjoyable than the two NFL games I was forced to watch. Three of the worst teams in the NFL struggled on national television and the entire country had to witness their substandard play.
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Another interesting piece about the low-life world of ticket reselling surrounding professional sports in Boston -- particularly the Red Sox ( "StubHub site offers Green Monster seats before Sox do," Feb. 9 ). StubHub seems like an especially crummy bunch. So crummy, in fact, that The Boston Globe will probably stop accepting their advertising business. Right?
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NEW YORK The advertising industry is having trouble figuring out whether these are the best of times or the worst of times.
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Advertisers at this year's Super Bowl  hark back to the familiar in new commercials for TV's biggest  event, dusting off celebrities from decades ago and putting  childhood icons into the spotlight.
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What's new in search? Found in the forums: But Is The Traffic Any Good?; What is Your Best AdSense Tip?; Ranking Without Links; and more.
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What could be better? John Kerry condemned the independent ad calling on President Bush to condemn the independent ad questioning John Kerry&#39;s service in Vietnam.
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Missed all of the Super Bowl commercials last night and want to catch the ads, which are sometimes the highlight of the big game? Well, thankfully this year&#8217;s commercials are available for viewing via your favorite video search and sharing services.    Better yet, some of these services are adding social media options such as ranking and voting [...]
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There were plenty of tried-and-true techniques used in this year's Super Bowl ads &#151; talking animals, Clydesdale horses, celebrity cameos. But then came Gladys Knight as a rugby player, an airborne '72 Impala and a "Mama's Boy" action figure who was somehow plugging anti-perspirant.
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Revel in the coolest and most-expensive marketing spots following the Patriots-Giants showdown, as the video site serves up a post-game advertising blitz.
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Advertisers at this year's Super Bowl hark back to the familiar in new commercials for TV's biggest event, dusting off celebrities from decades ago and putting childhood icons into the spotlight.
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The Obama Express. My latest piece on Huffington.  If you like it, please feel free to pass it on.  "cheesecake"
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What a difference a decade and a pair of Super Bowl championships makes. It was only a decade ago when the Patriots regularly drew the bottom-tier announcers at whichever network was airing their games.
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The NFL PG-13, which has shown almost as many shots of jiggling cheerleaders as it has of jiggling offensive linemen, is aghast at ABC&#39;s trashy intro to &quot;Monday Night Football,&quot; which involved Nicolette Sheridan, a dropped towel, Terrell Owens and a
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Appearing on the Super Bowl can be just as much of an honor &#151; and a harrowing experience &#151; for an advertiser as it is for a football player. With some 90 million people watching and the cost for a 30-second spot reaching as high as $2.6 million, big-time money and bragging rights are both at stake.
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(305 sec.) Why Super Bowl commercials still offer good return on investment.
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Keep an eye on the salsa this Super Bowl Sunday: A researcher inspired by a famous "Seinfeld" episode has concluded that double dipping is just plain gross.