The Super Bowl is this Sunday. Perhaps you heard the news. It is of course perhaps the greatest single, one day spectacle in the history of one day spectacles. The game on the field has become secondary for many to the one played off it. The one where the big boys of advertising and marketing flex their creative (hopefully) and monetary muscles.
ESPN's Kenny Mayne And CafePress Take Modest Dip Into Super Bowl Marketing Pool
Forbes - 27 Jan 2014 19:24
The Super Bowl is this Sunday. Perhaps you heard the news. It is of course perhaps the greatest single, one day spectacle in the history of one day spectacles. The game on the field has become secondary for many to the one played off it. The one where the big boys of advertising and marketing flex their creative (hopefully) and monetary muscles.
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