Topic: Superbowl

If GM Pulls Ads from The Super Bowl, Is Any Network Safe?

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Just days after General Motors decided to pull all its Facebook advertising, deeming it "ineffective," the automaker has decided it won't be advertising on the Super Bowl broadcast either. Broadcast networks, consider yourselves warned.

By Richard Lawson

Dec 5, 2011

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Madonna will be your Super Bowl halftime entertainment, Tom Cruise wants to do Bollywood, and Bradley Cooper thinks Ryan Gosling is sexy.

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