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  1. Super Bowl -- Super Bowls
    "The Super Bowl ad season is the ultimate test for evaluating tool performance and artistic know how," said Ben Orisich, Creative Director at Homenyc. "Facilities need to be equipped in talent and technology to handle the intense pressure of commercial post. Flame and Smoke are very powerful high-end systems, used by some of the most talented and experienced creative professionals in the industry."
  2. Super -- Ads
    One of the key trends in Super Bowl ads last year was the inclusion of several customer-created commercials. Brands such as Doritos, Chevy and the NFL allowed customers to submit their own ads, the best of which made it on air. When asked to rate the expected entertainment value of this year's customer-created ads, 25 percent thought they would be more entertaining than professionally produced ads compared to just 12 percent that thought they would be less entertaining. In fact, when asked which ads from last year were the most memorable, Doritos rated as the second most memorable advertisers after Anheuser-Busch, which featured several humorous spots for Bud and Bud Light.
  3. Super Bowl
    The very first Super Bowl was played in 1967. Yep. It was at the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles on January 15 (seems early--but these are the facts). Who played? Well, the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League and the Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League went at it and the Packers blew the Chiefs away with an impressive 35-10 victory.
  4. Super Bowl -- Super Bowl Xl
    Last year, 30-second spots during CBS's broadcast of Super Bowl XLI between the Chicago Bears and the Indianapolis Colts sold for about $2.6 million each. That's up from $2.5 million for a spot in 2006's broadcast on ABC. And in 1997 that commercial time was a bargain at just $1.2 million for 30 seconds. Ride the way-back machine to 1982 — two years before Apple Computer's vaunted "1984" commercial — and a Super Bowl ad sold for just $324,000. When it costs that much to air an ad, almost no expense is too great in generating one.
  5. Super Bowl -- Super Bowl Xlii
    Super Bowl XLII advertiser websites with the largest increases in market share of visits on Super Bowl Sunday 2008 were Hyundai, up 1450%, Paramount’s Ironman Movie, up 800% and GoDaddy.com, which increased 616%. Budlight.com and Budweiser.com increased 100% and 25 percent on Sunday from the previous day, respectively. Tags: Hyundai, GoDaddy, Super Bowl, Web Site, Web Site Development, Web Technology, Internet, NB Blog posts 2008-02-12
  6. Super Bowl -- Super Bowl Sunday
    Last year, Super Bowl advertisers saw a collective 50 percent increase in Web traffic on the day after the big game, from 8.5 million unique visitors on Super Bowl Sunday to 12.7 million unique visitors on Monday (see Table 2). The 2007 advertiser to see the biggest jump in traffic was FedEx, whose Web site was below reporting cutoff on Super Bowl Sunday and grew to 1.1 million on Monday. Other advertisers to benefit online from their TV ad campaigns were CareerBuilder Network, Blockbuster, Hewlett Packard and CBS Sportsline.
  7. Super -- Super Bowl Sunday
    Of those who planned to go online on Super Bowl Sunday, the most common reason was to monitor stats and stories related to the game (17 percent of respondents), followed by looking for recipe and party ideas (16 percent). Super Bowl ads will ... drive viewers to the Web, with 16 percent of respondents saying they would go online to visit the Web sites of Super Bowl advertisers, while 13 percent said they intended to watch Super Bowl ads or video clips online.
  8. Super -- Super Bowls
    Offering wide selections of Super Bowl gear and apparel, a few sports merchandise sites ... fared well. The NFL's officially licensed retailer, NFLShop.com, saw traffic increase 113 percent over the previous Sundays, while FootballFanatics.com drew 49 percent more traffic.
  9. Bowling
    Bowling is a game in which players attempt to score points by rolling a bowling ball along a flat surface in order to knock down objects called pins. There are many forms of bowling, with the earliest dating back to ancient Egypt; it is now known that the Egyptians had invented bowling. Origins can ... be traced to ancient Finland and Yemen, and much later in 300 A.D. in Germany. In the US the best known form of bowling is probably the North American game of ten-pin bowling. This form, in both amateur and professional versions, is played around the world, making it one of the largest participation activities.
  10. Superbowl -- Super Bowl
    Counting the days until Superbowl 43 XLIII in Tampa, Florida with the official countdown widget! You can type in the team names YOU want to see take the field on February 1, 2009 at the Raymond James Stadium. Super Bowl Ad Videos are coming.
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