Who dat behind Super Bowl ads? Irving firm DG FastChannel, dat’s who
Kia In Kia’s Super Bowl commercial, children’s toys, including a teddy bear and a sock monkey, go joyriding. They go bowling, get a tattoo and party in Las Vegas .DG FastChannel Inc. is the clearinghouse for most of the multimillion-dollar ads that will be shown on CBS during Sunday’s game. Advertisers shoot their spots and send them to DG, which digitally transmits them to broadcasters.
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Second Super Bowl ad will feature Tebow
By Robbie Andreu Staff writer The controversy over the Tim Tebow Super Bowl ad may be about to double in intensity.(The Associated Press/file)
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Another Super Bowl, Another Scandal
The Nation — It’s Super Bowl season, another year, another scandal. This year’s outburst over CBS’s $3 million Focus on the Family ad has revived the mythology around another Super Bowl ad, that one involving domestic violence. As a player in that story, I’ve come to anticipate game season: the domestic violence Super Bowl so-called “hoax” is one right-wing media-manufactured vampire that just …
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Another Super Bowl, another scandal
Who dat behind Super Bowl ads? Irving firm DG FastChannel, dat’s who
Kia In Kia’s Super Bowl commercial, children’s toys, including a teddy bear and a sock monkey, go joyriding. They go bowling, get a tattoo and party in Las Vegas .DG FastChannel Inc. is the clearinghouse for most of the multimillion-dollar ads that will be shown on CBS during Sunday’s game. Advertisers shoot their spots and send them to DG, which digitally transmits them to broadcasters.
Read more on Dallas Morning News
Second Super Bowl ad will feature Tebow
By Robbie Andreu Staff writer The controversy over the Tim Tebow Super Bowl ad may be about to double in intensity.(The Associated Press/file)
Read more on The Gainesville Sun
Another Super Bowl, Another Scandal
The Nation — It’s Super Bowl season, another year, another scandal. This year’s outburst over CBS’s $3 million Focus on the Family ad has revived the mythology around another Super Bowl ad, that one involving domestic violence. As a player in that story, I’ve come to anticipate game season: the domestic violence Super Bowl so-called “hoax” is one right-wing media-manufactured vampire that just …
Read more on The Nation via Yahoo! News