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Who Were The Ad Winners And Losers From Last Night's Game?

January 27, 2003
The NFL "took back some yardage from Madison Avenue" last night, as Super Bowl ads in ABC's broadcast "generally were not lavish and most didn't look outrageously costly," according to Tom Shales ( WASHINGTON POST, 1/27 ). REUTERS' Adam Pasick writes that the ads "prompted their share of ...
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