how much does it cost to show a comercial during the super bowl ?
114915
The paper said 1.5-2.5 million! Wow!
969453
you can expect at least 2000\nbut on http://www.onlineticketshop.nl/content/details.asp?taal_id=2&evenement_id=756 they have some for around 2000 pounds which is like 4000 dollars\nbut unless you are a vip...\nor currently playing some fantasy league which awards tickets for the winner \nslim to none to get some good ones unless you wanted to dish some serious dough
34315
The real winner is the network that airs the game. Do you have any idea how much a 30 second commercial costs during the game?
466867
The Super Bowl is big.  The Super Bowl is flashy.  The Super Bowl is commercialized.  The Super Bowl is broadcasted to hundreds of countries throughout the world, even though 95% of them wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a Twins set and a Trips set.  The Super Bowl is overhyped by the media into a veritable frenzy.  The Super Bowl always pits the supposedly best teams against one another, but it is almost always a snoozer of a game.  The Super Bowl is interrupted by a commercial every 3 minutes, and is interrupted by an excessively long halftime show that always includes a washed-up musical act that used to be a popular band back in the day or a current pop idol that is running on fumes until their fifteen minutes of fame is over.  And all of that is combined with the glitz and gaudy glamor of a casino show in Las Vegas.\n\nAmerica is big.  America is flashy.  America is commercialized.  America imposes its culture and "democracy" over hundreds of countries throughout the world, and 95% of them wouldn't be able to name any cities in the U.S. other than New York or Los Angeles (not that any U.S. citizen could name more than two cities in any other country in the world, either).  America is obsessed with the media, as we are constantly consumed by the current big news story (i.e. the Duke lacrosse scandal right now).  Every four years America votes for their president, basically deciding between two guys who are supposedly the best that our country has to offer, but the decision ultimately comes down to which candidate is going to screw up the country less than the other.  American life is interrupted by a T.V. commercial, billboard, radio ad or print ad far more frequently than every 3 minutes, and we are obsessed with the next popular music act and the next Pop Idol, even though each of these no-talent hacks will be selling CDs out of the bargin bin at Wal-Mart after their fifteen minutes of fame is over.  And all Americans love Vegas.\n\nThe parallels are obvious.  The Super Bowl is a spectacle of society because, good or bad, it is a microcosm that represents the macrocosm of American society, literally putting all of it on a big stage for the world to see.  It's beautiful and hideous at the same time, but it is in every sense American.
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depends where you are sitting like if you are sitting in the front row next to all the celebrities than tockets might be $2,000-$3,000 but like if you get regular tickets than it might be like $150
888437
It depends where you want to sit, who you want to see, and what game it is that you're interested in going to.\n\nExample: going to a game where two medicore or bad teams are playing is going to be a LOT less expensive than say, a playoff or Superbowl game ticket.\n\nI know we bought ours for the Giants, we were 3rd row and it cost us almost 3000 dollars for 4 tickets. (We did get ripped off. Damn NY) Some states, like FL, allow scalping, so you could always go to a game and see if you can get a cheap ticket off of them.
78861
I think that is going to be hard.  I went on Ebay last night and tickets were going for $4000 to $13000. Try and contact a news station and give them a sad story.
36888
You can through nfl.com, but it looks like you will have to pay for it.
492430
try going to wwe website. or search wwe pricing guide on yahoo!
333955
Honestly I don't think they should charge you to pay but it all depends on whether your T.V. station can get the contract to broadcast. If I can find a local bar or place that is showing the games, I wouldn't pay for it. That's what I would do if I was in your shoes.
658724
99 dollars \n http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=1897640&cp=711652&cid=
759135
www.boxofficemojo.com has the answer.\nIt's made about $75million in the US, so double that to include international ticket receipts.\nIt was made for about $6million
492378
$5.00 so you could probably get like 2.50 for it or purchase it for this. Defensive players, even celebrities do not go for much.
723633
The ticket prices matter to me. I can get a ticket for $10.00 (sure they're nosebleed seats but hey, you have a hell of a view) People will probably buy tickets if you have a winning team...you see it all the time...a losing team won't generate the sales that a winning team would, no matter how much T&A the losing team's cheerleaders have....etc.
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As with all TV programs they are sponsored and get the money from the network (in this case MTV) which sells commercials during the show.\n\nSo for instance, lets say pimp my ride is a huge hit! Millions of viewers tune in to see the show. The advertising spots (the commercials) pay more for a chunk of time than a less popular show which has less viewers. The advertisers job is to get seen by as many people as possible.\n\nThat is why during the superbowl the advertisers pay upwards of a half million dollars per 30 seconds because the audience of the superbowl is HUGE.\n\nBigger the show gets, the more the advertisers are willing to pay for advertisement, the more the network gets, the more they give to the show. See the cycle?\n\nWith bigger bank accounts they can pay for whatever they like on the show. Which is why pimp my ride can afford to spends gobs of cash to trick out a car.\n\nThe way the network sees it, each show is like its own business with its own revenue and its own costs and treated as such. If a show fails to bring in the cash, it goes bankrupt and kicked off the air.\n\nHope this helps you with your question.
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Although it is not announced at the start of every program, what you are actually doing is stealing intellectual property if you are using it to make money.  (Eg: during the Super Bowl you hear "Any reproduction of this program in whole or in part for commercial viewing is strictly prohibited")\n\nIf it's just for information on a blog, then a disclaimer stating where the capture came from should be enough to cover the legalities.
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I don't know about WSEX, but I have made a number of bets online.  If you follow the lines and play multiple betting angencies you can guarantee profits.  I made $180 on the superbowl with NO CHANCE OF LOSING A DIME, other than them stealing my money... \n\nI should note that I had almost $700 on that game, but my profit would have been around $100 even if the steelers lost.  The way the lines move in a game with that much action is unreal...