online.wsj.com - 11/11/2008
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With advertising rates for the Super Bowl running as high as $3 million for a 30-second spot, some marketers are wondering whether during these tough economic times they can afford the big game. FedEx , a loyal Super Bowl advertiser, still hasn't decided if it will buy in. FedEx is concerned ...
latimes.com - 11/19/2008
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latimes.com —
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he's tired of
Super Bowl interceptions. Interceptions by ticket scalpers, that is....
Goodell said Tuesday that the league was looking into the best ways to get its lowest-priced postseason tickets into the hands of ...
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Roger Goodell wants to keep scalpers from getting Super ...
pastthepylon.blogspot.com - 11/8/2008
sportsmediablog.dallasnews.com - 11/9/2008
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Super Bowl XLII ------- 43.3 Election Night 2008
(prime time) --- 41.5 Must be the commercials! No....
of networks covering the game: 1 (Fox) No. of networks covering the elections 14 Here's the election breakdown, according to Nielsen: ABC --...
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Ratings: Super Bowl vs. Election Night
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Dismal Economy Taking Toll on Super Bowl Ads
The Big Lead —
... Super Bowl Ads: “With advertising rates for the Super Bowl running as high as $3 million for a 30-second spot, some marketers are wondering whether during these tough economic times they can afford the big game.” (Wall Street Journal) ...
Tough Economic Times Has Some Advertisers Rethinking The Super Bowl
FanHouse —
... The commercials are what people that don't care about the Super Bowl stay interested in. It's almost anti-American to actually use a commercial break to go to the bathroom. Well, with the tough economic times hitting our country and a lot of companies pulling money from their advertising branch first, the Wall Street Journal suggests that some regular contributors might bypass on the $3 million for a 30-second ad. ...
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Jon Gruden to Coach The Eagles? —
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Look, we've had ten years of the Andy Reid era; it's been great.
We made the playoffs six times, the conference championship game four times, and one Super Bowl. But we haven't won a title yet. And it doesn't look like we're going ...
T.O. holding out a Super hope —
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Terrell Owens says the Cowboys aren't out of the NFC East race or Super Bowl contention. And Owens says the proof is in last year's Giants. The Cowboys won the NFC East last season but were upset by the Giants in the divisional round.
