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Social Media as Water Cooler

Written on
February 18th 2011
Author
Uriah Av-Ron

ADOTAS – Could social media advertising ever replace Super Bowl ads? Personally, I don’t think so. Social media advertising does not have the same “hanging out around the water cooler” effect that conversations about everyone’s most and least favorite Super Bowl ads does. Of course, the one major exception is Old [...] more...

Post-Game Ad Analysis: VW Is Multichannel MVP

Written on
February 7th 2011
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – Was there a football game on last night? I just remember drinking every alcoholic substance in the house, eating ridiculous amounts of home-made fried food and seeing a lot of commercials. And for some reason the movie “Tron” was on though the soundtrack was terrible — four goofy [...] more...

Quick Hits: Afternoon Delight

Written on
February 3rd 2011
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – Google wised up and opened a web-based store for Android mobile apps. Previously you could only use your Android-mobile device to access the Android Market, and then navigation was infamously infuriating. Groupon got itself a Super Bowl spot, but LivingSocial only got in on the pregame show — but look [...] more...

Super Bowl Commercial Holds Key to Secret Angry Birds Level

Written on
February 2nd 2011
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – Well this is a pretty cool cross-channel marketing: a Super Bowl commercial for the new 3D animated film “Rio” will feature a frame with an embedded code to unlock a new level in — what else? — mobile gaming sensation Angry Birds. It’s quite appropriate because the kid-friendly [...] more...

Pepsi Skips Super Bowl for Online Engagement With a Cause

Written on
January 5th 2010
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – In the football world, we’ve been in a bizarro universe the last few years as the commercials during the Super Bowl have been pretty lackluster while the games have been exciting. With the economic slowdown, shelling out a few million bucks for 30 seconds of air time (not [...] more...

Super Bowl Ads’ Success Measured Online

Written on
January 29th 2008
Author
Sarah Novotny

With the Super Bowl coming up on Sunday, the buzz in the advertising world is growing louder and louder. The price of a thirty second spot is $2.7 million and with the writer’s strike, other advertising opportunities have grown slim which makes Sunday even more of a “high-rollers” game in [...] more...

MySpace To Be Used For Super Bowl Ads

Written on
May 10th 2007
Author
Sarah Novotny

According to the Wall Street Journal, News Corp. plans to use its ownership of both Fox Sports and MySpace to entice Super Bowl advertisers. The expected agreement with the NFL would allow advertisers, spending upwards of $2.7 million for a 30-second TV spot, to include the Web in product marketing. Over the [...] more...



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