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Super Bowl

Feb 8th, 2010 by Robert | 0 comments

First off, I think most of us will concur that Sunday’s game was pretty fantastic. Always great to see two teams evenly matched. Early on, I was impressed by Peyton Manning’s ability to drive the ball down the field in an efficient manner, and I was ultimately surprised to see the Saints come back so strong.

Regarding the equally captivating ads, my favorite has to be Google’s. Leave it to them to enter a new medium and deliver an advertisement that, like their technology, is simple on the surface but far more powerful underneath. Plus, who doesn’t love a good story?

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