Feb 03

Most Brands Avoid Getting Political in Super Bowl Ads. This Year Didn’t Really Change That

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There are inherent risks in running ads with political undertones (or overtones), especially in such a cozy environment as the Super Bowl. Perhaps you’re wearing stretchy pants. Maybe you have a bingo card to track the ads. You’re there to see a game, relax with friends, and enjoy some cheesy snacks and adult beverages–not be…

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