Jan 27

A Politicized Super Bowl Means Opportunities for Brands

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The Super Bowl is more than snack stadiums and rating points. On the first Sunday in February, America’s largest television audience does something truly remarkable: Viewers look forward to watching ads. And yet, this year’s ad slate threatens to spoil the party. A double-dip of political ads–including two 60-second spots, one each from Michael Bloomberg…

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