Amazon launches a free streaming service via IMDb, and it's ad-supported: Friday Wake-Up Call


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If you’ve got a few million dollars laying around, it’s not too late to buy airtime for a Super Bowl ad. CBS says it already sold about 90 percent of the in-game inventory, as Anthony Crupi writes. But it’s still got some slots left for the Feb. 3 game, mostly in the fourth quarter. So how much will this cost you, exactly? Buyers say “CBS is taking in between $5.1 million and $5.3 million per 30 seconds of commercial time in Super Bowl LIII,” Crupi writes.

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