Super Bowl 2018: Ads still mostly violent and ageism makes a comeback
A 30-second TV ad for the 2018 Super Bowl cost more than $5 million, down from $5.5 million last year. […]
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Super Bowl 2017: Ads mostly unremarkable, but violence takes a new turn
Every year I watch the Super Bowl ads, hoping they’ll get better. I write about the ads because so much