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Hyundai Ends Seven-Year Super Bowl Run

Hyundai Ends Seven-Year Super Bowl Run

Hyundai used the recession-era 2009 Super Bowl to promote its "Assurance" program, which let buyers return cars if they lost their jobs.

New Anatomy of an Ad Video: The Baby and the Super Bowl

New Anatomy of an Ad Video: The Baby and the Super Bowl

Paddy Power Backs French Footballer to Oust FIFA President

Paddy Power Backs French Footballer to Oust FIFA President

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Super Bowl XLIX Ad Chart: Who's Buying Commercials in Super Bowl 2015

Super Bowl XLIX Ad Chart: Who's Buying Commercials in Super Bowl 2015

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Latest Auto Brand to Skip Super Bowl XLIX: Hyundai Ends Seven-Year Streak

Watch Toyota Super Bowl Spot Starring Paralympic Medalist Amy Purdy

Watch Toyota Super Bowl Spot Starring Paralympic Medalist Amy Purdy

Super Bowl XLIX Poised to Be the Daddy Bowl

Super Bowl XLIX Poised to Be the Daddy Bowl

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21st Century Ad Campaigns: See all Top 15 Winners and eBook

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The nation’s 200 most-advertised brands – from No. 1 AT&T to No. 200 Outback Steakhouse -- had 2012 measured-media spending of $50.2 billion. Here’s where those megabrands put their money.

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