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Super Bowl Sets Another Record—for Clutter AP
The Super Bowl had the most viewers of any TV event ever, but it also set another record, for the ad clutter, the Associated Press reports.
Commercials accounted for about 48 minutes of the game, which was almost three minutes longer than last year, which was the previous record, research firm Kantar Media said. There was more than the usual number of 15-second ads, as well.
--Elizabeth Jensen
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Dan Miller
Honestly, it didn't seem that cluttered. I was impressed that the network didn't go to a break after the Saints first 3 and out. Just try watching a weekend movie on AMC and you'll witness clutter.
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riggarob
Dan, spot on! Robbie
George A. Romero
I concur. I don't watch a lot of AMC (other than when they're airing new episodes of 'Breaking Bad,') but last week I recorded a late night airing of 'Return of the Living Dead' for my daughter, and there was literally six minutes of commercials after every seven minutes of movie for the last 2/3 of the film. It was absolutely the very definition of "clutter!!"
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